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pypy status blog pypy and cffi have moved to heptapod pypy status blog sunday february 16 2020 pypy and cffi have moved to heptapod it has been a very busy month not so much because of deep changes in the jit of pypy but more around the development deployment and packaging of the project hosting the biggest news is that we have moved the center of our development off bitbucket and to the new https foss heptapod net pypy this is a friendly fork of gitlab called heptapod that understands mercurial and is hosted by clever cloud when atlassian decided to close down mercurial hosting on bitbucket org pypy debated what to do our development model is based on long lived branches and we want to keep the ability to immediately see which branch each commit came from mercurial has this git does not see our faq octobus whose business is mercurial developed a way to use mercurial with gitlab called heptapod the product is still under development but quite usable i e it doesn t get in the way octobus partnered with clever cloud hosting to offer community foss projects hosted on bitbucket who wish to remain with mercurial a new home pypy took them up on the offer and migrated its repos to https foss heptapod net pypy we were very happy with how smooth it was to import the repos to heptapod gitlab and are learning the small differences between bitbucket and gitlab all the pull requests issues and commits kept the same ids but work is still being done to attribute the issues pull requests and comments to the correct users so from now on when you want to contribute to pypy you do so at the new home cffi which previously was also hosted on bitbucket has joined the pypy group at https foss heptapod net pypy cffi website secondly thanks to work by https baroquesoftware com in leading a redesign and updating the logo the https www pypy org website has undergone a facelift it should now be easier to use on small screen devices thanks also to the psf for hosting the site packaging also building pypy from source takes a fair amount of time while we provide downloads in the form of tarballs or zipfiles and some platforms such as debian and homebrew provide packages traditionally the downloads have only worked on a specific flavor of operating system a few years ago squeaky pl started providing portable builds we have adopted that build system for our linux offerings so the nightly downloads and release downloads should now work on any glibc platform that has not gone endoflife so there goes another excuse not to use pypy and the but does it run scipy excuse also no longer holds although does it speed up scipy still has the wrong answer for that we are working on hpy and will be sprinting soon the latest versions of pip wheel and setuptools together with the manylinux2010 standard for linux wheels and tools such as multibuild or cibuildwheels well from the next version make it easier for library developers to build binary wheels for pypy if you are having problems getting going with this please reach out give it a try thanks to all the folks who provide the infrastructure pypy depends on we hope the new look will encourage more involvement and engagement help prove us right the pypy team it has been a very busy month not so much because of deep changes in the jit of pypy but more around the development deployment and packaging of the project hosting the biggest news is that we have moved the center of our development off bitbucket and to the new https foss heptapod net pypy this is a friendly fork of gitlab called heptapod that understands mercurial and is hosted by clever cloud when atlassian decided to close down mercurial hosting on bitbucket org pypy debated what to do our development model is based on long lived branches and we want to keep the ability to immediately see which branch each commit came from mercurial has this git does not see our faq octobus whose business is mercurial developed a way to use mercurial with gitlab called heptapod the product is still under development but quite usable i e it doesn t get in the way octobus partnered with clever cloud hosting to offer community foss projects hosted on bitbucket who wish to remain with mercurial a new home pypy took them up on the offer and migrated its repos to https foss heptapod net pypy we were very happy with how smooth it was to import the repos to heptapod gitlab and are learning the small differences between bitbucket and gitlab all the pull requests issues and commits kept the same ids but work is still being done to attribute the issues pull requests and comments to the correct users so from now on when you want to contribute to pypy you do so at the new home cffi which previously was also hosted on bitbucket has joined the pypy group at https foss heptapod net pypy cffi website secondly thanks to work by https baroquesoftware com in leading a redesign and updating the logo the https www pypy org website has undergone a facelift it should now be easier to use on small screen devices thanks also to the psf for hosting the site packaging also building pypy from source takes a fair amount of time while we provide downloads in the form of tarballs or zipfiles and some platforms such as debian and homebrew provide packages traditionally the downloads have only worked on a specific flavor of operating system a few years ago squeaky pl started providing portable builds we have adopted that build system for our linux offerings so the nightly downloads and release downloads should now work on any glibc platform that has not gone endoflife so there goes another excuse not to use pypy and the but does it run scipy excuse also no longer holds although does it speed up scipy still has the wrong answer for that we are working on hpy and will be sprinting soon the latest versions of pip wheel and setuptools together with the manylinux2010 standard for linux wheels and tools such as multibuild or cibuildwheels well from the next version make it easier for library developers to build binary wheels for pypy if you are having problems getting going with this please reach out give it a try thanks to all the folks who provide the infrastructure pypy depends on we hope the new look will encourage more involvement and engagement help prove us right the pypy team pypy and cffi have moved to heptapod posted by mattip at 15 36 email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest 5 comments matěj cepl said could you elaborate on this is not always possible with git please this is too brief statement for my taste and it doesn t make much sense merging a branch certainly doesn t make it go away and it is certainly possible to find to which branch a commit used to belong before merging february 16 2020 at 10 20 pm armin rigo said http doc pypy org en latest faq html why doesn t pypy use git and move to github february 16 2020 at 11 35 pm miro hrončok said were issue attachments migrated properly february 18 2020 at 8 25 am mattip said were issue attachments migrated properly no they should be migrated in a follow up here is the heptapod issue about attachments https foss heptapod net heptapod foss heptapod net issues 37 february 19 2020 at 8 34 am carl friedrich bolz tereick said i deleted one anonymous comment that was insulting the project decision please make your points constructively or don t make them february 19 2020 at 9 19 am post a comment newer post older post home subscribe to post comments atom links of interest pypy homepage dev documentation mailing list donate donation page blog archive 2021 1 march 1 2020 9 december 1 november 1 september 1 august 2 april 1 march 1 february 1 pypy and cffi have moved to heptapod january 1 2019 12 december 2 october 2 august 1 july 1 april 2 march 1 february 2 january 1 2018 12 december 1 november 2 september 2 june 1 april 3 march 1 january 2 2017 13 december 1 october 3 august 1 july 1 june 1 april 2 march 3 january 1 2016 20 november 2 october 1 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