#377: Python Packaging and PyPI in 2022

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Open Source Security

01:35 • 2min

3

I've Been Working on the Piazza for a Long Time.

03:20 • 2min

4

Pycon Sponsorship

05:14 • 3min

5

Pipyeye

07:52 • 2min

6

How Much Data and Expense Is There to Run This Ling?

09:52 • 2min

7

Is It a New Roll?

12:01 • 3min

8

Compiler Podcast From Red Hat

14:58 • 3min

9

How to Define a Critical Project on Pi Pi?

17:34 • 2min

10

Ia, a Lot of Support for Pipa

19:08 • 2min

11

Two Fass Protection for Python Packages

20:39 • 2min

12

How to Prevent a Malicious Release of a C T X Package?

22:13 • 4min

13

What Do You Think of the Cug Authenticator?

26:07 • 2min

14

The Overhead Is a Bigger Problem Than Just a Hardware Key

27:53 • 2min

15

Is There a Better Way to Build a I?

29:47 • 3min

16

Ipi Is Essentially Immutable, and You Can't Overwrite It.

32:52 • 2min

17

Delete the Releases? Is It Necessary?

34:40 • 3min

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Is There a Policy for What Pip Will Accept?

37:27 • 2min

19

OpenSparks

39:16 • 2min

20

How Many Projects Are Critical?

41:13 • 2min

21

Is It a Bi-Motal Kind of Distribution?

43:00 • 2min

22

Getting a Ton of Priarina, You Know?

44:38 • 2min

23

Is There a Pansea?

46:09 • 2min

24

Package Signing Is Not the Holy Grail

48:15 • 3min

25

Six Story Is a New Way to Sign Things

50:52 • 2min

26

GitHub

53:21 • 2min

27

Pip Audit

55:05 • 2min

28

Pipat Ye, the Verious Peps?

57:10 • 1min

29

Set Uf Tools - Setup Up Up High?

58:40 • 2min

30

Pip Standardization

01:00:20 • 1min

31

Is There an Alternative to Test Pipie?

01:01:48 • 2min

32

Getting Feedback on the Pip Tools Project Vanpip

01:03:33 • 2min

33

Talk Python Podcast - Part 2 - Security

01:05:25 • 2min