Open pySilver opened 10 years ago
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I'm working with @flashingpumpkin to get a new release built and distributed. One way or the other, a new release will be delivered within a week or so.
Is there any update on the latest build being uploaded to PyPi?
@Sinon I haven't heard back from @flashingpumpkin on the situation. I think I'm going to have to push a completely new package to PyPi since I don't own the original (django-oauth2-provider). Until then, the latest can be installed directly from git though:
pip install "git+git://github.com/caffeinehit/django-oauth2-provider.git#egg=django-oauth2-provider"
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I have just manually updated the new features/fixes i needed that are not installed in the current PyPi package.
I'm still trying to get owner rights to the PyPI registry from @flashingpumpkin. I've created a support ticket with PyPI to hopefully obtain ownership:
https://sourceforge.net/p/pypi/support-requests/354/
If that doesn't work, I'm going to have to fork the project and rename it in PyPI. I trying to avoid this for obvious reasons. Hopefully @flashingpumpkin gets back to me soon and/or PyPI support is able to transfer ownership.
I'll update this issue as the situation evolves. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Nice one @eculver. Keep us posted.
Looks like @flashingpumpkin is going to save the day! Stay tuned for a new release...
I have obtained ownership of the package and will be releasing a new version ASAP.
Thanks for your patience everyone.
Hi eculver, have you updated the package? Seems we still get the old version. @eculver
That's correct. I haven't had a chance to roll a new version yet. I was waiting to coordinate a release with a few others (@bculberson & @nvillalva specifically). I apologize for the delay. I'll get this going as soon as I can -- day or two perhaps.
@eculver Thanks for your kindness :+1:
There is (finally) a new package available in PyPI w/ the latest. I bumped the super-minor version because I didn't want to think about any inherent guarantees the previous minor releases guaranteed.
Cheers.
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Hi,
It seems that pypi version if half a year old, some cool staff was merged duiring this time (like optional secret for public clients). Why haven't you bothered to upload fresher version into pypi?