It's been some time since the last release. I don't really want my project to depend on the master. Who needs it too?
:+1: to that. Most recent changes to the Review Requests API broke one part of our application, and ideally we'd want to fix it with just bumping the version in our requirements.txt
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A release? Yes! A release! Yup. It's time for a release.
@jayfk Can you give me access to upload releases to PyPI?
Can’t do that as I don’t have the permissions.
In order to issue a new release, simply tag it and push the tags to github. If all tests are passing, travis will deploy the package to pypi.
Thanks. Releasing is easier than I thought.
Also @jayfk @jacquev6 is this repo still seeking active maintainership? I can help with things like triage issues/PR and cut releases.
@sfdye I would love some help. I have a hard time keeping up with it.
I just published a new release (v1.36). There was quite a bundle of changes in this one.
(For future reference, publishing a release is as easy as ./manage.sh publish
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@jasonwhite Thanks for the release, already bumped my version. You will get the help from me for future releases 😄
Yeah, welcome @sfdye!
@jayfk Thanks for the invite!