Many extensions use conflicting versions of the same Python Libraries, making installing extensions with a conflicts a messy process, where some can't even load.
A suggestion I have, is if someone wants their extension listed in the index, they must be using the most up-to-date python dependencies available. This would negate conflicts between extensions. It would be more work for the developers I realize, but I'd also point out that out-dated python libs can sometimes pose security risks as well.
Many extensions use conflicting versions of the same Python Libraries, making installing extensions with a conflicts a messy process, where some can't even load.
A suggestion I have, is if someone wants their extension listed in the index, they must be using the most up-to-date python dependencies available. This would negate conflicts between extensions. It would be more work for the developers I realize, but I'd also point out that out-dated python libs can sometimes pose security risks as well.