Fetch data for 15k PyPI packages #44
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The attempt to fetch the data for all PyPI packages (#41) was unsuccessful. From the logs:
This had worked locally when testing with free quota. Perhaps it was a memory problem on the server. Anyway, let's go down from ~600k projects to a hopefully more manageable 15k. We can try and increase in later months.
And there's a long tail in PyPI downloads (graphs from 10 Nov 2024), so the top end will be more useful:
Same thing with log scale: