Thanks, Dave! Since this video is over 5 years, it will help if you can update a revison for 2021 with latest tool chain and best practices . For example, egg is replaced by wheel. Is there a recommended python package folder structure ? etc
If anybody is like me and following through the steps, one thing to note: when creating the unittest file, I had to import pyohio2015.cli instead of pyohio2015. Very helpful presentation.
Thank you so much for this video. I have been looking all over for something like this and have gone down quite a few confusing dead-ends. This is exactly what I needed.
Hi .Thanks for sharing this video . Is there a good way to create a rpm out of this ? Also if i create a rpm & install that rpm, will it install all pip dependencies as part of rpm install ?
After installation of my package on the target machine i am getting the error "No module named mypckg.main" ? Even though the mypckg.main is available in the site_packages folder.Can someone help me ?
Great Video and excellent python packaging resource. Indeed a "Next Day Video" As most of the later pycon seem to present the similar concept Years later to this video. Thank you very much Dave. Few issues that I encountered ( Just incase it helps ): PYPI upload didn't work for a reason that the "Version" number was not PEP440 compatible ( github.com/pyscaffold/pyscaffold/issues/227 ) . This link helped that suggested using something like ' git tag v1.1.0' after the git commit -m. Please refer to this link under "Versioning " section pyscaffold.org/en/latest/features.html.
The best introductory talk to how this all hangs together I have seen, and I just watched a bunch.
Thanks, Dave! Since this video is over 5 years, it will help if you can update a revison for 2021 with latest tool chain and best practices . For example, egg is replaced by wheel. Is there a recommended python package folder structure ? etc
probably one of the best videos on youtube
If anybody is like me and following through the steps, one thing to note: when creating the unittest file, I had to import pyohio2015.cli instead of pyohio2015. Very helpful presentation.
Thank you so much for this video. I have been looking all over for something like this and have gone down quite a few confusing dead-ends.
This is exactly what I needed.
This is the most comprehensive video on the topic. thank you for sharing :)
Great video, explained every essential concept required to understand Python Packaging....
Amazing talk. Worth watching till the end. Extremely useful for python newbs like me.
really helpful talk. saved tons of time.
That was a super clear and helpful presentation, Thanks!
is this still up-to-date with Python version 3.8?
I still use all these same techniques (but with a different cookiecutter template) for commercial and open source Python 3.8 and 3.9 development.
8:25, you know you found the goodie when you saw that slide.
Good job, thanks a lot for sharing.
Great explanation of Python packaging
I wonder if anyone could point to an "updated version" of this, if any.
Great stuff, by the way.
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2019: th-cam.com/video/Sv7rRGTaMHE/w-d-xo.html
Very good video for packaging python library :-)
Awesome, but the pyhoio.org link is broken, does anyone have the presentation slides to download?
Really useful talk, thank you.
Tough crowd. This was great.
amazing session
Great tutorial
Very nice Thanks!
I am getting the error :No module named test_run._main
Even though i have successfully installed the package and it is available in site-packages.
Fantastic video. Thank you!
From where can I download the slides? The link in description isn't working.
Hi .Thanks for sharing this video . Is there a good way to create a rpm out of this ? Also if i create a rpm & install that rpm, will it install all pip dependencies as part of rpm install ?
After installation of my package on the target machine i am getting the error "No module named mypckg.main" ?
Even though the mypckg.main is available in the site_packages folder.Can someone help me ?
Great Video and excellent python packaging resource. Indeed a "Next Day Video" As most of the later pycon seem to present the similar concept Years later to this video. Thank you very much Dave.
Few issues that I encountered ( Just incase it helps ):
PYPI upload didn't work for a reason that the "Version" number was not PEP440 compatible ( github.com/pyscaffold/pyscaffold/issues/227 ) . This link helped that suggested using something like ' git tag v1.1.0' after the git commit -m. Please refer to this link under "Versioning " section pyscaffold.org/en/latest/features.html.
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