Paul Pfeister

Does this issue relate at all to the download of Kitware/ninja tarballs? I'm working to package this for distribution (as a required dependency of another project), and it's serving as...

I thought it was odd myself. The dependency chain is as follows... [spaCy] -> [thinc] -> [ml-datasets] -> [scipy] who has test depend [ninja] (this project) 'required' was not the...

> Incorrect, it depends on https://ninja-build.org/ which is not this project at all. Scipy's [pyproject.toml](https://github.com/scipy/scipy/blob/main/pyproject.toml) lists `ninja`as a dependency on line 88. The [PyPI project for ninja](https://pypi.org/project/ninja/) links to this...

yes, I already ceded that this project uses generated files in my edit after reviewing the pyproj. It's possible that the edit was made after you started replying, however, in...

> I am saying you do not need the dependency in question. Maybe not to build outright, but in order to meet standards for certain packaging guidelines, you need to...

for that matter, why are we pinning openpyxl to not exceed that version? having a _maximum_ version rather than a minimum can be quite problematic for packaging, as often times...

Pretty good question I think we all agree on PyPI, so I'll skip that one ___ When it comes to DockerHub, currently, users who want docker one offs for some...

@sdushantha Can do! There isn't any real necessity to have the spec here, it's more so just for convenience, should anyone else want to make some tweaks. I'll make the...

@p-linnane Well that's convenient No idea how that works on homebrew but it makes everything pretty simple Does it go live once that pr is merged? @matheusfelipeog If you're busy...

That explanation actually makes a lot of sense. I had no idea what the difference between casks and bottles were, only that they existed Subscribed to the pr.