Closed leandrodamascena closed 3 months ago
yup, this would be technically a pre-release in PyPi.
What I love about this is that customers would have to intentionally want to install a pre-release version, allowing bugfixes to land quicker for those who can't wait w/o impacting stability for the majority of customers.
Assinging to @heitorlessa!
BTW, I prefer to use the .alpha
name as suffix.
@leandrodamascena how much of a deal breaker it is if we can't have .alpha
suffix? I asked poetry a question as they hard code a
suffix: https://github.com/orgs/python-poetry/discussions/9496
If it is, I might need an extra day to think of a non-fragile way of letting Poetry resolve a newer pre-release version, parse it, then replace pyproject.toml
and shared/version.py
with the .alpha
suffix.
Listing out requirements in the meantime shortly
Let's keep the standard and not complicate things, Heitor.
If they follow the specification, we will also follow and use a
. 🚀
Perfect, figured as much.. tks for confirming!
List of requirements - lemme know if I missed anything.
.alpha
over poetry default .a
is a deal breaker (nope)CHANGELOG
(avoid spam, doesn't affect stable release on what's in it)pyproject.toml
and shared/version.py
(ensure deterministic for next release)develop
covers it, avoid dropdown UX issue)dispatch
pending-release
issues (no post-release prod tasks)Separate PR
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This is now released under 2.40.0 version!
Why is this needed?
Development releases allow customers to preview upcoming changes in advance. Although these releases should not be used in production, this allows customers to test bug fixes, new features, and other changes in advance.
To add this new package in Pypi, we must follow the Python packaging guide defined here for Development releases: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/version-specifiers/#public-version-identifiers
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