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Specific? I already mentioned CPAN Testers. And that CPAN works... (I've seen people with years of Python experience that had problem doing simple things. Edit:
by berntb 14y ago
Specific? I already mentioned CPAN Testers. And that CPAN works... (I've seen people with years of Python experience that had problem doing simple things. Edit: Including uninstall of packages, which you mention.)
Edit: Here you see a result of CPAN Testers for a module with complex dependencies. Note statistics on where/how dependencies are run. Also click on a dependency icon to see the matrix of perl/os versions.
http://deps.cpantesters.org/?module=Catalyst;perl=latest http://deps.cpantesters.org/?module=Catalyst;perl=latest
- slurgfest 14y agoI don't have any problem doing uninstall of packages. Use pip rather than easy_install. You are done. I'm not convinced that CPAN is better
- berntb 14y agoGood for you, re uninstall... (I really didn't expect Python users to admit that anything in any other environment could be better... :-) E.g. running tests at install by default is obviously bad? :-) ) So no comment about CPAN Testers -- automatically installing dependencies, running the test suites on different perl/os versions and then getting neat reports? What is the better way in Python?