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In a similar vein to the previous setup.py issue, it would be helpful if this package were properly published on PyPI. Currently, an unofficial client is on PyPI with the name "infusionsoft". It would be great to reserve an alternative canonical name for this project on PyPI so that it can more easily be used with the Python packaging/installer machinery, namely the install_requires section of setup.py, and the requirements.txt file.
@paste Thanks for the heads up. We no longer use InfusionSoft at my employer, so I'm not interested in spending time on work that InfusionSoft ought to be doing themselves. I would be happy to transfer the PyPI project to someone else, though I'd prefer to transfer it to a committer on this project. What say you, @MicFai or @andrewryno or @joshourisman or @kressaty?
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nicksloan commentedon May 8, 2015
I went ahead and registered it on PyPI myself. Happy to transfer ownership of it when someone is ready to do this.
jaddison commentedon May 27, 2015
+1
aoxborrow commentedon Jul 6, 2016
The package on PyPI needs to be updated to 0.2
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/InfusionSoft-API/
nicksloan commentedon Jul 7, 2016
@paste Thanks for the heads up. We no longer use InfusionSoft at my employer, so I'm not interested in spending time on work that InfusionSoft ought to be doing themselves. I would be happy to transfer the PyPI project to someone else, though I'd prefer to transfer it to a committer on this project. What say you, @MicFai or @andrewryno or @joshourisman or @kressaty?
joshourisman commentedon Jul 7, 2016
We're actually not really using infusionsoft anymore either… so it probably doesn't make sense for me to takes over the PyPI project.
tkwon commentedon Sep 16, 2017
+1
RobertCalise commentedon Apr 12, 2020
Hey @nicksloan, I'd be happy to take this over if you're open to it.
nicksloan commentedon Apr 12, 2020
@RobertCalise That would be great. What is your PyPI username?
RobertCalise commentedon Apr 12, 2020
@nicksloan Same as here, @RobertCalise
nicksloan commentedon Apr 12, 2020
@RobertCalise done! Thanks so much!