feature: Adding new flags to pyenv update [full pyenv update takes more time based on internet speed] #153
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@Toilal I think you missed the feature of |
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@Toilal I am looking for an help to add Anaconda and IronPython to |
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Ho I see, sorry for the noise. I don't use IronPython nor Anaconda, so i'm not sure I'll be in best position to contribute on those features. I need the "virtualenv" command from the original Linux version though, would you accept pull request about it ? |
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For me it took 2-5min, its scraping the python.org to get all python versions.
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Subject: Re: [pyenv-win/pyenv-win] feature: Automate updates of `pyenv-win/.versions_cache.xml` file (#153)
How long is it expected to take for the update command to run? On Windows 10.0.19041.572, pyenv update is stuck for a long time, and I have to eventually kill it.
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@kirankotari , Thanks. I decided to just leave it running and it took around 15 mins or so, but eventually updated the local db. |
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@manastalukdar Thanks. Looks like it depends on your internet speed as well. I have tested in high speeds to it was not a problem and didn't realised it. It will be a good to have some flags to get specific updates alone @Toilal do you want to work on this? |
pyenv-win/.versions_cache.xml file
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Every time I use
pyenv-win, recently released python versions are unavailable, becausepyenv-win/.versions_cache.xmlfile seems to be manually maintained.Describe the solution you'd like
How about writing a python script to generate
pyenv-win/.versions_cache.xml? It could be executed each day in a github action, and perform the commit if some changes occurs.Would you like me to write the script ? It could use scrapy to grab all available versions from the https://www.python.org/ftp/python and generate the XML file with found entries.
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