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I am here in a follow up to ReproNim/repropip#1 and I think pypi-timemachine is exactly what I need besides one "wishlist" aspect: be able to specify date not while starting up the pypi-timemachine but rather in the index-url, e.g.
thus making it possible to reuse the same server for various dates, similarly to how https://snapshot.debian.org/ works. Do you think it is possible to implement or would be prohibitively expensive. (I haven't checked yet how pypi-timemachine functions, decided to just ask first... socializing you know ;-) )
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I am here in a follow up to ReproNim/repropip#1 and I think pypi-timemachine is exactly what I need besides one "wishlist" aspect: be able to specify date not while starting up the pypi-timemachine but rather in the index-url, e.g.
thus making it possible to reuse the same server for various dates, similarly to how https://snapshot.debian.org/ works. Do you think it is possible to implement or would be prohibitively expensive. (I haven't checked yet how pypi-timemachine functions, decided to just ask first... socializing you know ;-) )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: