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inregro/libcflib (press backspace or delete to remove)I found out about libcfgraph relatively recently, and it s now an indispensable tool for analysing things - knowing
exactly which files come along with a package is really cool!
I just stumbled over a ...
h-vetinari
- Opened on Jul 27, 2022
- #73
After installing the libcflib package from conda-forge and importing, am seeing the following error. Tried with the
latest xonsh and 0.9.24 based on this pin
In [1]: import libcflib
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...
jakirkham
- Opened on Jul 8, 2022
- #72
The storage format for import maps needs to be reworked.
Example case is ansible which presently writes out a 100MB json file. This is mostly just repetitions of the exact same
ansible versions
The storage ...
mariusvniekerk
- Opened on Jun 15, 2022
- #71
I think libcflib pins an older version of xonsh, and that older version is not compatible with python 3.10.
I am not sure if we should get rid of xonsh or if we should try to depend on a newer xonsh? ...
wolfv
- Opened on Mar 15, 2022
- #70
edit: here is one I think is real
Where are the artifacts for daal4py?
https://github.com/regro/libcfgraph/tree/master/artifacts/daal4py
This link is a 404.
beckermr
- Opened on Nov 25, 2020
- #64
This could be used to populate https://github.com/jackmaney/python-stdlib-list
CJ-Wright
- Opened on Nov 13, 2020
- #56
eg
mpas_analysis.configuration :{
__set__ :true,
elements :[
mpas-analysis-1.2-py_0 ,
mpas-analysis-1.2.1-py_0 ,
mpas-analysis-1.2.2-py_0 ,
mpas-analysis-1.2.3-py_0 ...
- Opened on Oct 14, 2020
- #52
Jedi seems like it could be a good tool for extracting all the symbols from our packages. This may need an independent
CI job though since it may be a lengthy process.
with open( foo.py ) as f:
c ...
- Opened on Oct 14, 2020
- #51
This way we have a top level import map derived from the actual source
- Opened on Oct 14, 2020
- #50
site-pacakges/foo.cpython-37m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so would import as foo and
site-packages/bar/foo.cpython-37m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so would import as bar.foo. On windows these are
site-packages/foo.pyd files. ...
- Opened on Oct 13, 2020
- #49
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