hurt to have the nuances ironed out.
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: CASSANDRA-18654 - start publishing CQLSH to PyPI as part of the
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I would say it helps a lot of people. 45k downloads in just last
e automation...
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> *From:* Jeff Widman
> *Sent:* Sunday, July 9, 2023 1:44 PM
> *To:* Max C.
> *Cc:* dev@cassandra.apache.org ; Brad Schoening
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> *Subject:* [EXTERNAL] Re: CASSANDRA-18654 - start publishing CQLSH to
> PyPI as
- start publishing CQLSH to PyPI as
part of the release process
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Thanks Max, always encouraging to hear that the time I spend on open source is
helping others.
Yo
Thanks Max, always encouraging to hear that the time I spend on open source
is helping others.
Your use case is very similar to what drove my original desire to get
involved with the project. Being able to `pip install cqlsh` from a dev
machine was so much lighter weight than the alternatives.
An
As a user, I really appreciate your efforts Jeff & Brad. I would *love*
for the C* project to officially support this.
In our environment we have a lot of client machines that all share
common NFS mounted directories. It's much easier for us to create a
Python virtual environment on a file s
The 'cqlsh' package has been maintained at pypi.org since 2013, see
https://pypi.org/project/cqlsh/#history. There is a solid 10 year history
of support and interest in the Python package distribution for cqlsh and it
has 11K/downloads per week.
A few additions to Jeff's comments:
- The 'cqls
Hi ：
First of all, thank you very much for your work. I have a question: what is
your long-term evolution plan for this project? How to achieve long-term
continuous maintenance of this project? I have encountered some situations
where some people's work is related to a certain project, and then the
Myself and Brad Schoening currently maintain https://pypi.org/project/cqlsh/
which repackages CQLSH that ships with every Cassandra release.
This way:
- anyone who wants a lightweight client to talk to a remote cassandra
can simply `pip install cqlsh` without having to download the full
