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ChiantiPy is a python package to calculate the radiative properties of astrophysical plasmas based on the CHIANTI atomic database
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No older versions in PyPI #244

Closed epassaro closed 4 years ago

epassaro commented 5 years ago

Hi,

There are only two versions available in PyPI right now ( 0.7.1a0 and 0.8.5). Here we're using 0.8.4 and would like to stick to that one, but seems not possible right now.

Also we have problems with 0.8.5 that I described in #243

Thanks.

kdere commented 5 years ago

yes, 0.8.5 has some problems and 0.7.1a0 is out of date with respect to the v9 CHIANTI database. I will hope to get the 0.8.6 update out soon, mostly with fixes for the ion module thanks for letting me know. Ken

wkerzendorf commented 5 years ago

In general it would be nice to have all versions available - I presume you are deleting them from pypi manually.

kdere commented 5 years ago

Yes, I am deleting them manually. Will try to keep them all in the future unless they no longer are appropriate for the latest CHIANTI dataset.

Ken

On 6/17/19 2:07 PM, Wolfgang Kerzendorf wrote:

In general it would be nice to have all versions available - I presume you are deleting them from pypi manually.

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wkerzendorf commented 5 years ago

I guess you still have all CHIANTI versions online, right? I think it would be great to have CHIANTIPy say for what version of chianti it is useful. BTW thanks for doing the effort of making this fantastic easily accessible!

kdere commented 4 years ago

somehow I managed to restore a number of older ChiantiPy version to PyPI. They were hiding under dist and I uploaded dist/*

yes, it would be good to know what ChiantiPy versions went with which CHIANTI version. I will try to pay attention to that in the future