Closed prjemian closed 2 years ago
Which files have the version info?
(tiled) prjemian@zap:~/.../EPICS-synApps/utils$ git grep "2\.1" | grep -i version
mdaExplorer/mda.py:# version 2.1 Tim Mooney 2/15/2012
mdaExplorer/mda.py:__version__ = '2.1'
mdaPythonUtils/mda.py:# version 2.1 Tim Mooney 2/15/2012
mdaPythonUtils/mda.py:__version__ = '2.1'
This one: mdaPythonUtils/mda.py
which should be copied to mdaExplorer/mda.py
Note also:
mdaPythonUtils/setup.py: version='2013-02'
So, also change the version in mdaPythonUtils/setup.py
at the same time. To 2022-09
.
Note from the top-level README:
Currently Deprecated This is an old version of this support. All history has been merged into the EPICS-synApps/support repo (https://github.com/EPICS-synApps/support) as of Feb 2, 2021.
Moving this issue from utils
to support
repo.
Need to revise the tiled-demo for this change.
version info:
(tiled) prjemian@zap:~/.../EPICS-synApps/support$ git grep "2\.1" | grep -i version
documentation/synApps.html: <li>the sequencer (version 2.1) uses re2c, which is not a standard part of
documentation/synAppsReleaseNotes.html:<li>Modified for serial-protocol version 2.1.
utils/mdaExplorer/mda.py:# version 2.1 Tim Mooney 2/15/2012
utils/mdaExplorer/mda.py:__version__ = '2.1'
utils/mdaPythonUtils/mda.py:# version 2.1 Tim Mooney 2/15/2012
utils/mdaPythonUtils/mda.py:__version__ = '2.1'
@keenanlang Must we keep this line? https://github.com/EPICS-synApps/support/blob/a94b312d8fe90106217968b3afdee34ff770c33d/.gitignore#L43
git add -f
can be used to override in the mean time
Follow the previous steps:
cd /tmp
git clone https://github.com/EPICS-synApps/support
cd support/utils/mdaPythonUtils
git checkout 24-new-mdalib-wheel
python setup.py bdist_wheel --universal
then copy the new wheel file (dist/mdalib-2022.post9-py2.py3-none-any.whl
) back to this repo, commit and push.
@keenanlang Must we keep this line?
git add -f
can be used to override in the mean time
changed with 3447588
Fixed a couple problems (8a447dd2 & d09e753) that raised exceptions for Python 3. Commit message describes each problem.