Jeremy Cline

Yeah, it would be less than ideal to install all the web application's dependencies. Getting ``anitya.lib.backends`` by itself might be tricky since it uses exceptions and whatnot from ``anitya.lib``. A...

I haven't done a lot of Python packaging, but I _think_ what we want is for ``anitya`` to be a [namespace package](https://setuptools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/setuptools.html#namespace-packages). I think this task might be most easily...

This looks to be the same thing as https://github.com/fedora-infra/anitya/issues/42, right? I'm inclined to close #42 even though it's older since this has more activity. Any objections? Edit: Ah, I see...

@ncoghlan Thanks for the clarification. @glensc does this work for you?

FWIW the way I solved this (and I'm embarrassed it took me a while to think of) is to just stash a channel handle in my shared state structure and...

Hi @Rits1272, I no longer have the time to work on this project so I can't commit to walking you through the necessary steps for this. Nor am I sure...

The vast majority of the code here is just a wrapper around pika with some additional opinions specific to Fedora (certain message formats, for example). It'll obviously work with any...

This is pretty easy to do and could be a callback we provide, but the way fedmsg "tersified" messages was fedora_fedmsg_meta_something_something and fedora-messaging relies on publishers to describe their messages...

All the standard Python object introspection interfaces should be sufficient. The consumer is called with an instance of the class that defines the schema, if it's installed. If it's not,...

It does seem like it would be nice to remove bindings. However, I don't see any way to list the existing bindings for a queue via the Pika API -...