JOSS - Version

[glemaitre]

There is no variable __version__ accessible which is usually something quite standard. You should create a _version.py module in which you define the version and import it in __init__.py You can read _version.py inside the setup.py to not have to import directly.

Basically I am expecting something like:

import mmappickle
print(mmappickle.__version__)
'1.0.0'

[glemaitre]

you might want to consider to start your versioning at 0.1.0 since that you don't have a major revision. But I let you as you want since that there is not strong enforcement regarding the versioning

[lfasnacht]

My plan is to use the major version as the file format, the minor when there are API changes, and the revisions for... revisions (what a surprise!).

As a matter of fact, I have files which were created by an unreleased version of mmappickle, which are of version 0.

I plan to do a 1.0.1 release when all the issues are fixed.

[glemaitre]

Ok good for me :)

On 24 April 2018 at 12:41, Laurent Fasnacht notifications@github.com wrote:

My plan is to use the major version as the file format, the minor when there are API changes, and the revisions for... revisions (what a surprise!).

As a matter of fact, I have files which were created by an unreleased version of mmappickle, which are of version 0.

I plan to do a 1.0.1 release when all the issues are fixed.

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