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No, I don’t have a place to store them, I only kept the last version that targeted 3.12 I’ve made 100’s of releases, I was bound to get an email from PyPi, if I didn’t prune them from time to time. It’s hard to filter out releases that are less important. |
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Now that things are pretty stable (famous last words), maybe I can look at doing things differently. Not sure how, the repository clean is about 200mb, but can suddenly jump into the 3-4gb with tags and branches Hindsight being 20/20, maybe upgrading to 3.14 was too disruptive. I’ll try to resist the Shiny Object Syndrome Side note: after chatting with AI, I can reduce the file size on PyPi from 94.0 + 94.0 = ~188 MB for a single version bundle |
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@CEXT-Dan , do you keep old distributions (whl files - what you publish on PYPI and regularly delete) somewhere?
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