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I'm sorry to make a request like this, but I'm currently very invested in untangling the twisted mess that the slow transition to libgpiod has made of the Python GPIO ecosystem.
If you do not have an interest in its continued use, can you please remove this library from pypi?
Right now you "import gpiod" and there's no guarantee that "gpiod" will be the "gpiod" from "python3-gpiod" package, or the Python "gpiod" from https://pypi.org/project/gpiod/ in any given situation.
To fix this conundrum, I'm recommending to "pgiod" that they rename their module to "pygpiod" so they don't clash the official "gpiod" module (ow, my head hurts from all this).
If you're still interested in making a pythonic interface to gpiod, then I'd welcome your input over at: vitiral/gpio#30
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I'm sorry to make a request like this, but I'm currently very invested in untangling the twisted mess that the slow transition to libgpiod has made of the Python GPIO ecosystem.
If you do not have an interest in its continued use, can you please remove this library from pypi?
Right now you "import gpiod" and there's no guarantee that "gpiod" will be the "gpiod" from "python3-gpiod" package, or the Python "gpiod" from https://pypi.org/project/gpiod/ in any given situation.
To fix this conundrum, I'm recommending to "pgiod" that they rename their module to "pygpiod" so they don't clash the official "gpiod" module (ow, my head hurts from all this).
If you're still interested in making a pythonic interface to gpiod, then I'd welcome your input over at: vitiral/gpio#30
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: