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OpenDAL offers a unified data access layer, empowering users to seamlessly and efficiently retrieve data from diverse storage services. Our goal is to deliver a comprehensive solution for any languages, methods, integrations, and services.
The package opendal is the python binding for this project. We are taking following actions to reduce the release size:
Build target to abi3
Remove not supported python versions
Split into different packages.
But we can expect the project size will keep growing in the future.
How large is each release?
Our last successful release have 42 files, the total size is almost 2GiB. They includes:
Hey @Xuanwo 👋
A jump from the default 10G to 100G is a lot.
Would you be OK with an increase to 20-30G ?
Because you are already working on the abi3 target, the amount of wheels will be reduced in the future, so you might now reach a larger project size like you are currently facing.
Project URL
https://pypi.org/project/opendal/
Does this project already exist?
New limit
100 GiB
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Which indexes
PyPI, TestPyPI
About the project
OpenDAL offers a unified data access layer, empowering users to seamlessly and efficiently retrieve data from diverse storage services. Our goal is to deliver a comprehensive solution for any languages, methods, integrations, and services.
The package opendal is the python binding for this project. We are taking following actions to reduce the release size:
abi3
But we can expect the project size will keep growing in the future.
How large is each release?
Our last successful release have 42 files, the total size is almost 2GiB. They includes:
52MiB per artifacts * python versions (cpython 3.6 to cython 3.12, pypy) * platforms (linux, macos, windows) * arch (x86, aarch, ...)
How frequently do you make a release?
Once or twice per month.
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