add argument to filter package type#44
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Looks like there are some conflicts now that need to be resolved. Also, does this make more sense as a configuration option in the config file, or as a command line flag as you implemented? I feel like some things are better defined in the configuration file for posterity, but not sure about this one. Let me know what you think. |
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Good point with the config files. To me, it would be preferable to have such options available as config options as well, but actually for all command line flags. Currently, there are no command line flags configurable via the config files, I would want to keep the current implementations like |
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Fixed the tests |
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@philnewm, can you rebase with main and force push? I tried fixing the conflicts with the |
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Will take care of that today |
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Fixed the merge conflicts and tests |
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I would like an argument to filter which types of python packages I want to mirror.
This approach uses the regex string itself as a value for the command line argument, but there might be more user-friendly ways to achieve this functionality.
The default behavior to download whl, zip and tar.gz by not providing the argument stays untouched.
Closes #41