please publish 1.2.7 release to conda about deprecated HOT 7 CLOSED

Landed the update in the conda-forge feedstock. Feel free to add yourself as a maintainer if you'd like to help out on the packaging effort.

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@tantale conda is a general package manager (although it is primarily used for python centric projects), while pypi is solely used for python packages. Their formats are not compatible. I hope that explains your question.

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This library is publish to the official Python Package Index, not directly to Conda.

I don't know who (what) is responsible to keep the Conda repository up-to-date. But it's not me.

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Thanks for prompt response @tantale

conda recipe for deprecated is defined here
https://github.com/conda-forge/deprecated-feedstock

cc @mariusvniekerk - please publish 1.2.7 release to conda

Thank you both!

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Ok to contribute (but I am not an anaconda user).

• I have created my "tantale" account in the Anaconda Forge,
• I have also install the anaconda-client (pipx install anaconda-client).

Just tell me how to add myself as a maintainer…

Curious : why using Anaconda Forge and not simply PyPi?

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• conda is better for environments that has complex dependencies, as pip sometimes doesn't resolve correctly requirements between cascade of dependencies.
• It's also much better for some python packages that do have native code (like cythonized libraries etc) - basically conda package is a ready to use distribution, while pip may trigger compiling through gcc etc..

The latter doesn't apply to deprecated as a it's a simple pure python package.

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@Tagar, conda is probably a good product, but this doesn't answer my question : why having another Python package repository ? Why not using PyPi directly ?

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