Date: Sun, 14 Apr 2019 11:29:30 +0000
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Subject: [Bug 234816] [NEW PORT] sysutils/ioc: CLI tool for jail management with libioc{age,ell}
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=3D234816 --- Comment #10 from gronke <stefan@gronke.net> --- > Said another way, when a python package supports multiple python versions= (almost all of them), then concurrently installable versions should not co= nflict with each other. There is no need to install multiple versions on the same host. The build target is always the distributions default Python 3 version. > There are plenty of python packages that only provide console_scripts/scr= ipts, not providing importable libraries, that use all of the standard dist= ribution/installation mechanics that the python ecosystem offers and recomm= ends. These all end up living in the version specific python environment ev= en if the only normal way of accessing functionality is via LOCALBASE/bin s= cripts. Users of the ioc CLI tool do not care what language it is written in - they want to install it and use it to manage their jails. I don't find it necess= ary to require users knowing their target Python version, if we could instead depend on the same environment that we cover with our automated tests. > If you don't want to prefix the 'portname' (and its svn dir) to be prefix= ed, that's fine, but I still would. The language this is written in does not have an effect on the use of this = CLI tool. If a tool written in RUST imports libioc and provides the same interfaces, there would be no noticeable difference for the user. Therefore= I prefer to call it just ioc. > On the dependency front, one should depend on the respective python ports= rather than install them via pip (or any other alternate mechanism) done --=20 You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.=
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