1.0.8 bugfix release

Fixes several bugs in version compares handling. The application will exit if no compiler is found for the version.

Release 1.0.6

Bug fixes and typos.

1.05 beta, build improvements

Added include directive (-I) so that builds can be directed to sub-folders under the lys folder. Added additional error checking in the init command.

1.0.4 beta

Use raw loading of header tags when necessary.

n. b., Headers are expected to be wrapped in a \header {} construct, many of our older contributions are constructed with only the header contents in a separate file which are then included from other files. For example,
In main.ly,

\header {
\include "raw-header.ly"
}

The raw-header.ly in the example would contain only name=value pairs.

Note that mupub cannot automatically tag raw header files. Yet.

Beta 3 release

Improved error reporting.
Updated requirements, in your virtual environment use,
pip install --upgrade -r devo-requirements.txt
Looks in secondary location for build scripts.

Third beta

Does not run a preview pass on part scores.

Second beta

Supports building part scores. The command line would look something like this,

$ mupub build --header-file=header.ily --parts-folder=parts

This would look for a folder called parts under -lys/parts and build all LilyPond files within that folder, depositing the output in the main publishing folder for the piece. The main piece source file is built first. The part build assets are collected into the appropriate compressed files.

First beta

Allows for an pre-made preview image to be picked up for publication. Most useful for book publishing.

Install as usual

$ python3 -m pip uninstall mupub
$ python3 -m pip install $HOME/work/mupub/dist/mupub-1.0.0b0-py2.py3-none-any.whl --user
$ mupub init

Init is necessary to pick up new configuration. To see what is in your configuration:

$ mupub init --dump

Enhancement release

Improved header file resolution, miscellaneous bug fixes.

Alpha Release #8

Repair ID assignment logic and warnings.
Improve compatibility with python 3.4.