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streamparse release that makes use of pystorm #174

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rduplain opened this issue Sep 1, 2015 · 3 comments
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streamparse release that makes use of pystorm #174

rduplain opened this issue Sep 1, 2015 · 3 comments
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rduplain commented Sep 1, 2015

streamparse includes a Storm multilang implementation in Python in addition to many project workflow features. Splitting the core Storm implementation out would allow other Python projects to reuse this multilang implementation, in addition to any other Storm features that are relevant.
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rduplain commented Oct 2, 2015

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pystorm is published, and the master branch of streamparse uses this. Once a new streamparse is published to PyPI, this is closed.

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This release is planned with #84.

@amontalenti amontalenti changed the title Split pystorm from streamparse. streamparse release that makes use of pystorm Oct 30, 2015
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Now that the preview of 3.0 is out, I'll consider this done.

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