Make it pip installable about yapf

[poros]

+1

[meshy]

+1

[gmr]

+1

[cuerty]

+1

[pignacio]

+1

[flyte]

+2 :)

[jjangsangy]

Use the wheel format.

If you're gonna make it pip installable, might as well hit 2 birds with one stone.

[cedk]

+1

[lithammer]

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/yapf

[gmr]

@Renstrom see #11

[eliben]

YAPF is not on PyPI yet (or at least, we didn't release it there), and we definitely plan to put it there at some point. Right now, we're considering it an alpha release and want to stabilize a tool a bit more before we feel confident enough publishing it outside Github.

Bill will talk about YAPF at PyCon in a couple of weeks, and we plan to have an initial release up on PyPI by that time.

[gotgenes]

Right now, we're considering [YAP an alpha release and want to stabilize a tool a bit more before we feel confident enough publishing it outside Github.

pip and PyPI already have the mechanisms to support pre-releases of packages. pip has supported installation of pre-release packages on PyPI since pip v1.4, via the --pre flag. (Without the --pre flag, pip will only install the latest stable version, if one exists, and error out if no stable release exists yet.) PEP-440 contains the semantic versioning rules used by pip and Python packaging in general, including documentation on how to specify a pre-release version.

[sbc100]

+1

[eliben]

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/yapf