OSS Work update #14
Making things look better and work better!
Making things look better and work better!
New hardware + more time = more stuff done!
A whole lot of logistics.
Release all the things!
Hopping onto the hype train and migrating to Hugo.
More (new) Sphinx stuff and rewriting other things.
Alrighty! Let’s start doing this again. ...
I’m actually really good at procrastinating things when I’m uncomfortable. - me, back in Feb 2020 ...
This is an attempt to summarize the broader software architecture around dependency resolution in pip and how testing is being done around this area. The motivation behind writing this, is to make sure all the developers working on this project are on the same page, and to have a written record about the state of affairs. Architecture The “legacy” resolver in pip, is implemented as part of pip’s codebase and has been a part of it for many years....
I’m trying to post these roughly once a month. Here’s the January post. I am working on open source projects, as part of an internship at FOSSEE and as a part of grant-funded work on pip’s dependency resolver. Work I did (Jan 6 - Feb 5) Technical Co-worked with another developer, in person, for 1 week, on pip! Triaged pip’s issue tracker (a lot). Spend some time improving pip’s test suite infrastructure....