What to do when PyPI goes down. My deployment scripts tend to rely on PyPI these days (they install dependencies in to a virtualenv) which makes me distinctly uncomfortable. Jacob explains how to use the PyPI mirrors that are starting to come online, but that won’t help if the PyPI listing links to an externally hosted file which starts to 404, as happened with the python-openid package quite recently (now fixed). The comments on the post discuss workarounds, including hosting your own PyPI mirror or bundling tar.gz files of your dependencies with your project.
I'm all for educating maintainers to upload their sdists to PyPI.
(In addition to any other measures you feel necessary to make your project buildable offline.)
Marius Gedminas - 21st July 2010 18:49 - #
Just simply setup your in-house pypi mirror+private egg server from: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/mypypi
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