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119: Editable Python Installs, Packaging Standardization, and pyproject.toml - Brett Cannon

119: Editable Python Installs, Packaging Standardization, and pyproject.toml - Brett Cannon

FromTest and Code


119: Editable Python Installs, Packaging Standardization, and pyproject.toml - Brett Cannon

FromTest and Code

ratings:
Length:
36 minutes
Released:
Jun 26, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

There's stuff going on in Python packaging and pyproject.toml.
Brett and I talk about some upcoming work on Python packaging, such as:
editable installs
the need for standardization
is a feature of setuptools that's so
tools like flit can create stub setup.py files for editable installs
configuration of other tools in pyproject.toml
originally not supposed to happen, was supposed to be only a build tool
black and other tools use it anyway
now it's ok
And then get off on tangents and talk about:
why it's good to have packages like pip, toml, setuptools, wheel, etc not part of the standard library
should we remove some stuff from the standard library
the standard library using unittest for testing the standard library
why not hypothesis
I didn't bring up "why not pytest?" but you know I was thinking it.
why CPython and not C++Python
and more Special Guest: Brett Cannon.
Released:
Jun 26, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode

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Test & Code is a weekly podcast hosted by Brian Okken. The show covers a wide array of topics including software engineering, development, testing, Python programming, and many related topics. When we get into the implementation specifics, that's usually Python, such as Python packaging, tox, pytest, and unittest. However, well over half of the topics are language agnostic, such as data science, DevOps, TDD, public speaking, mentoring, feature testing, NoSQL databases, end to end testing, automation, continuous integration, development methods, Selenium, the testing pyramid, and DevOps.