Remove pipenv "state of project" caveat #729
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The pipenv team hit their April and May release targets, so the caveat about the seeming impasse of pipenv development no longer applies. However, it may benefit the user to know that the early access version of the package is available as pre-release in `pip`.
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I think we should wait for a stable release prior to merging this. |
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It would be good to at least reword the caveat with a pointer to the pre-release, though - at the time I wrote it, even that wasn't out yet. We're also past the worst of the release roadblocks now (prior to that first pre-release, things had atrophied to the point where even Dan couldn't readily push a new release to PyPI) |
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+1 to reword, removing completely shouldn't be done until it's stable |
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@mavaddat Would you be willing to re-add the caveat, update the heading of the caveat to say June instead of April (we can wait a couple of days before merging) and reword a couple of sentences in the section, pointing to the pre-release that's been made already? |
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| This means that in the near term, ``pipenv`` still suffers from several quirks | ||
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While you do that, please also fix the "isses" typo. :)
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Yes, that typo was actually what motivated me to contribute to the tutorial in the first place!
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/me needs to start planting more typos into tutorials to motivate grammar-nazi
I re-ordered the phrasing to give the reader a sense of the big picture first. Also, I attempted to clarify the language about library vs application development. However, I am not sure if I captured the spirit of what was intended by those words by the previous author.
I removed some redundant language.
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Heh, naturally the release happens after we had decided to keep the caveat until then: https://pypi.org/project/pipenv/2020.5.28/ :) |
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Another green tick, and I'll be happy to merge. :) |
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Thanks @mavaddat! ^>^ |
The pipenv team hit their April and May release targets, so the caveat about the seeming impasse of pipenv development no longer applies. However, it may benefit the user to know that the early access version of the package is available as pre-release in
pip.