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I think that this could potentially lead to some problems in the future. For example, some developer might have newer versions, and everything works fine, but users with an older version of the library (still fine, since no version is pinpointed) will have errors. This also makes integration with major distributions a pain, because we are not really sure that the version we use is aligned with the one they provide.
I propose to:
specify version of everything
when it does makes sense, align with debian stable
when there is more than one version that we want to support (or plan to support in the future) customize travis.yml so that multiple versions are tested (see Various logs fixes #231 and its commit about gevent versions)
start with flask!
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Our
setup.py
lists all our requirements, but only rarely it does specify versions. See https://github.com/insomnia-lab/libreant/blob/dev/setup.py#L106I think that this could potentially lead to some problems in the future. For example, some developer might have newer versions, and everything works fine, but users with an older version of the library (still fine, since no version is pinpointed) will have errors. This also makes integration with major distributions a pain, because we are not really sure that the version we use is aligned with the one they provide.
I propose to:
travis.yml
so that multiple versions are tested (see Various logs fixes #231 and its commit about gevent versions)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: