Closed Bekabyx closed 1 year ago
Might be worth changing setup.py
to grab the version dynamically, helpful to avoid versioning mismatch (I've done this repeatedly).
Thanks for this!
Just to make sure I understand, because the diff on a single line of JSON isn't easy to read!
This is the old file, with the newer dates appended to the end?
I agree with @VirginiaDooley's comment about adding the version to the __init__
, that's more in keeping with our other libraries :+1:
@symroe Essentially yes, this is the new dataset + 2016 dates that we held before. I actually patched the old dates into the new .gov file so as not to miss any of the new dates out as they're more essential. I ran it through a json diff tool as a sense check as well.
Implemented the change to version :)
Updated to include the additions from the new .gov date list.
Maintained the 2016 dates for the integrity of the tests as they are reliant on this file. This may cause duplicate github issues over the coming days but hoping to have this sorted by next week.