Gyeongjae Choi
Gyeongjae Choi
> Related question @ryanking13 : do we do (or plan to do) anything with the .whl.metadatafiles we create and distribute via jsdelvir? As currently they are not being served by...
Superseded by #139
> maybe adding a small package to Pyodide for this would be nice. Making a separate package sounds good to me. People sometimes ask about how they can download files...
Thanks @joemarshall! I think we are discussing similar stuff in [`pyodide-lock` repository](https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide-lock/issues/4). There were a few ideas with no conclusion, so feel free to comment there. Personally, I don't prefer...
@rth I just noticed that you added `sprint` label in #51. Maybe there is a sprint running in PyconUS? Sorry if I hijacked someones work.
> I don't think this makes sense as a default. In my opinion it should not reinstall anything unless it is specifically requested. Maybe my description was not clear. It...
> I still think failing is better by default than reinstall. I think people really mostly don't want to reinstall packages that they've already imported but they might not realize...
Then how about: 1. (default) `micropip.install(reinstall=False)` will show error messages if there is an installed version that is incompatible. 2. `micropip.install(reinstall=True)` will reinstall packages that are incompatible / keep packages...
> Well if it's for matching pip then I could sort of see it. But the issue is just what happens if the package is already imported... Well jupyter shares...
Closing in favor of #206