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pushing v5.1.0 to pip #204

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ccossou opened this issue Jul 2, 2020 · 6 comments
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pushing v5.1.0 to pip #204

ccossou opened this issue Jul 2, 2020 · 6 comments

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@ccossou
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ccossou commented Jul 2, 2020

Hi,

Sorry to intrude with a naïve question. When installing configobj, the latest version is 5.0.6. This version doesn't support validate and I can't install validate either in python 3.7 making the combo configobj==5.0.6+validate incompatible with python 3.7

Is it possible to push 5.1.0 of configobj to pip? This version would basically solve this issue. I wonder if this version is still in beta or not.

@WhyNotHugo
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Sorry to nag here about this, but some distros are begging to package a patched 5.0.6, and this is creating breakage in downstream apps.

The latest stable release is simply too old.

Would you mind pushing a 5.1.0 based on the current master? Or at least maybe a 5.1.0b1?

@huebuild
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👍

@anthraxx
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CC @jhermann

@mafrosis
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mafrosis commented Jul 21, 2021

@jhermann I believe you have the relevant permissions to push to pypi?

@robdennis
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robdennis commented Jan 8, 2023

I think this is basically the same sentiment as #213 which now holds the most recent discussion where I lay out that I'm going to put at one last maintenance release (5.1.0) before making it explicit that the project needs a full-time maintainer to take it to the next phase

@robdennis
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in reading this a bit more, I think the more fundamental point is that there are people who depended on validate as a separate artifact and I need to understand that a bit more

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