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We should have a way of installing typing on Python 2. There are at least two alternatives:
Add something like setup_typing_py2.py that installs typing (only on Python 2). Not sure what the script should be called, but we should probably have a fairly descriptive name to make clear that this doesn't actually install mypy. Maybe this should be available via pip install mypy-typing or something. Alternatively, make this work on Python 3 as well.
Use a separate repo for typing and install it using pip install typing or so (at least for Python 2, but maybe also for pre-3.5 Python 3). This makes it more difficult to change typing, so we may want to postpone this until the implementation is stable and reasonable complete. We need to figure out who actually owns typing on pip now (I remember that there was a discussion about this a while back but I was then in the middle of moving my family to a different continent and was distracted.)
The long term goal is 2, but we may want to start with 1 until we have a better understanding of how things should work.
See also the original issue from where this came from: #917
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We should have a way of installing
typing
on Python 2. There are at least two alternatives:setup_typing_py2.py
that installstyping
(only on Python 2). Not sure what the script should be called, but we should probably have a fairly descriptive name to make clear that this doesn't actually install mypy. Maybe this should be available viapip install mypy-typing
or something. Alternatively, make this work on Python 3 as well.typing
and install it usingpip install typing
or so (at least for Python 2, but maybe also for pre-3.5 Python 3). This makes it more difficult to changetyping
, so we may want to postpone this until the implementation is stable and reasonable complete. We need to figure out who actually owns typing on pip now (I remember that there was a discussion about this a while back but I was then in the middle of moving my family to a different continent and was distracted.)The long term goal is 2, but we may want to start with 1 until we have a better understanding of how things should work.
See also the original issue from where this came from: #917
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: