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berkerpeksag / astor

Python AST read/write
https://pypi.org/project/astor/
BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License
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Please release a new version to PyPI #53

Closed ulope closed 6 years ago

ulope commented 7 years ago

The last release on PyPI is from 2015-04-18. There have been quite a lot of commits since then. It would be great not having to install directly from Github.

berkerpeksag commented 7 years ago

Thanks for the ping! A new release is on my TODO list, but we've changed a lot of code and we need to properly document/deprecate them before doing a new release. See #36 and #37.

ztane commented 7 years ago

BTW is there support for Python 3.6 yet?

berkerpeksag commented 7 years ago

Not really, I haven't had a chance to run the tests on Python 3.6 yet.

pmaupin commented 7 years ago

There's a 3.6???

Wow, you learn something new every week. :)

Uhh, but seriously, I've been preoccupied and had no idea there was a new Python out. Now I have to go look at all the goodies.

ztane commented 7 years ago

@pmaupin not yet, but it's got some new interesting syntax, coming out in December, including the format strings and variable annotations, that I'd very much like to see supported.

zackmdavis commented 7 years ago

(A few months ago, I started working on codegen visitors for the new PEP 498 AST nodes, but didn't finish; if someone is especially eager to take over, they're welcome to, otherwise I'll probably get to it sometime.)

alexbw commented 7 years ago

+1

zackmdavis commented 7 years ago

(A few months ago, I started

(quietly happy that @kirbyfan64 has scooped me on f-strings; looking at his implementation, it looks more complicated than I was expecting)

samuelcolvin commented 7 years ago

I was really excited to find this project with recent commits for 3.6 features, but a bit depressed to find the most recent release was so old and didn't work at all with 3.5 or 3.6.

It would be great if you could release a new version. It doesn't have to be perfect: master@HEAD is already way better than the released version (eg. it works at all with python released in the last 3 years!).

Anyone relying on 0.5 can continue to use that, I really don't see how a new release can hurt.

If you're waiting for "perfect" it'll never come - move fast and break things.

Suor commented 7 years ago

This also blocks me from releasing to PyPI. How about releasing 0.6.beta or something?

berkerpeksag commented 7 years ago

Doing a release without a compatibility shim and documentation updates would be a disaster for our existing users (e.g. Hylang) I'm going to try to release 0.6 next week.

Thank you for all pings!

alexbw commented 6 years ago

Any updates? Really looking forward to a fresh release cut!

berkerpeksag commented 6 years ago

I've started to work on 0.7 release so hopefully it will be released by the end of the week.

berkerpeksag commented 6 years ago

I've just released astor 0.6. Thank you all for your support. Hopefully, 0.6 won't break any code :)