Make a release

[rgbkrk]

Hey @ogrisel, @mrocklin, @pitrou!

We should make a release. I've made the last few, I'd love to have someone else take the reigns on shipping. Since I'm no longer using this package directly, I don't have much vested interest in getting this shipped (other than as a user of dask and pyspark).

@pitrou - what is your username on PyPI?

[pitrou]

My username on PyPI is antoine.

[rgbkrk]

Added you, thank you.

[pitrou]

Are the steps required to make a release describe somewhere? A particular "setup.py" invocation perhaps?

[mrocklin]

@rgbkrk is this just the following?

git clean -xfd
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel --universal
twine upload dist/*

[rgbkrk]

Seems about right

[ogrisel]

+1

[pitrou]

Also bump the version number somewhere?

[ogrisel]

Yes and push a new tag to github as well.

[mrocklin]

I'll eventually do this once it becomes necessary for Dask. The Tornado release will presumably force this at some point.

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[pitrou]

Perhaps #71 should be solved before making a new release.

[mrocklin]

I plan to issue a new release of cloudpickle on PyPI and conda-forge tomorrow if no one raises any objections before then.

[mrocklin]

I've added Python 3.6 to the travis testing matrix, released version 0.2.2 to PyPI, and submitted a PR to the conda-forge feedstock. However, I don't have write permissions to the conda-forge repository so one of the current maintainers will have to merge conda-forge/cloudpickle-feedstock#6

[rgbkrk]

Great, thanks Matthew.

[Peque]

Are there any blocking issues preventing a new release? Otherwise I would be interested in a new version that includes @ssanderson changes and the __transient__ support removal. 😊

If you are going to increase the major version due to the __transient__ change maybe it would be a good moment to officially drop Python 2.6 and 3.3 support?

[hugovk]

This can be closed now.

Python 2.6 and 3.3 were dropped in #122 #125.

Cloudpickle v0.4.1 was released two days ago: https://github.com/cloudpipe/cloudpickle/releases