[06:09:03] <pradyunsg> @di_codes -- coming from https://github.com/pypa/warehouse/issues/2996#issuecomment-521405355 -- IIRC, based on a chat I had with Nick at PyCon US, we would continue to use PEPs for metadata updates. The specification living on packaging.python.org, because it's a good place to hold the "current state" of the specification, rather than having to look at multiple PEPs to get to know that.
[08:00:45] <pombreda> pradyunsg: I would need to know sooner than later then ;) https://github.com/pypa/packaging.python.org/pull/635
[08:01:58] <pombreda> I had started a PEP way back when. So I can review this alright :)
[08:05:39] <pradyunsg> pombreda: yea -- status quo is that we write a PEP for anything that affects more than 1 tool. If there's interoperability involved, it is PEP material.
[08:07:00] <pradyunsg> pombreda: chimed in on the PR on PyPUG.
[08:19:59] <pombreda> pradyunsg: thanks. So let me craft a PEP too. Should I discuss this first on distutils-sig?
[08:20:19] <pombreda> pradyunsg: or where do you reckon would be the best place to have the discussion?
[08:21:24] <pradyunsg> pombreda: If someone asks me distutils-sig, I'm inclined to say discuss.python.org.