Use noarch: python

[jakirkham]

As this is become a proper Python package, convert it to noarch: python instead of noarch: generic.

[vyasr]

When did it become a proper Python package?

[jakirkham]

If we are enabling patching: #27

Though if you would prefer to add this change to your PR, that would be ok with me

[jakirkham]

In any event this already depends on Python as Dask does

[pentschev]

The noarch: python change is already in #27: https://github.com/rapidsai/rapids-dask-dependency/pull/27/files#diff-de85bf9229578be6d0184f527af4dad8160b9189c03ec2f7e31c6d260629c797R14

[vyasr]

The noarch: python change is already in #27:

Right that's why I was confused, #27 is what adds Python code and it already makes this change.

In any event this already depends on Python as Dask does

That's fair, but that's not really how you would typically handle this, right? A package should specify based on its own contents (which as of this PR is still generic and not Python-specific). If its dependencies are more constrained then that will be handled by the package manager's dependency resolver. Of course, in this case the discussion is largely academic since the only purpose of this package is to specify Python package dependencies, but in terms of best practices I would still leave it to those dependencies to specify.

[vyasr]

Going to close this as redundant to #27