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Open petterreinholdtsen opened this issue 7 years ago • 5 comments

Hi. Just wanted to let you know I decided to upload httpsig into Debian. The source of the uploaded package is available from <URL: https://salsa.debian.org/pere/python-httpsig >. The debian/patches/ directory contain the changes I needed to apply to get it building and working in Debian.

Once the package is accepted into the Debian archive, its status can be seen from <URL: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/python-httpsig >.

Is there anything I should know about this package related to packaging? Will its API be stable for the next 2-3 years, or should I keep it out of the stable Debian release?

petterreinholdtsen avatar Jun 14 '18 10:06 petterreinholdtsen

The package just entered Debian.

petterreinholdtsen avatar Jul 06 '18 13:07 petterreinholdtsen

Is the httpsig project still being maintained? The lack of feedback to issues make me worried.

petterreinholdtsen avatar Sep 17 '18 06:09 petterreinholdtsen

It is, somewhat. I'm no longer actively using it, but I check in on it now and again.

The API should be stable (both an intentional decision and as a result of the above). If there are changes you need to make for Debian I'd appreciate a PR (if applicable to the general population) so that there's only one version out there.

ahknight avatar Nov 27 '18 16:11 ahknight

Right. I'll do my best.

I am worried about shipping a library implementing a obsolete draft of the specification might be doing its users a dis-service, and might pull it from the next stable release if nothing change there. For the project I considered using httpsig, I ended up using jwt instead to make sure the specification was not a moving target, so for me it is less of a priority than it used to be.

petterreinholdtsen avatar Nov 27 '18 17:11 petterreinholdtsen

Hi. Any plans to make a new release of python-httpsig?

petterreinholdtsen avatar Jan 15 '23 05:01 petterreinholdtsen