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cscherrer / Soss.jl

Probabilistic programming via source rewriting
https://cscherrer.github.io/Soss.jl/stable/
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New release? #252

Closed devmotion closed 3 years ago

devmotion commented 3 years ago

The most recent version of Soss that is available in the registry is 0.16.2 (https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/General/blob/master/S/Soss/Versions.toml) even though the current version in Project.toml is 0.19.0. Is it possible to register 0.19.0 (and maybe the other releases missing in the registry)?

mschauer commented 3 years ago

Automerge requires version increments as one of 0.0.1, 0.1.0, 1.0.0

DilumAluthge commented 3 years ago

We can manually merge a PR where the version increment isn't one of those. Just comment saying that the version number is intentional, and someone will manually merge it.

cscherrer commented 3 years ago

Hi @devmotion , thanks for pointing this out.

The story behind this is that we had some big changes that basically broke everything. So most of the time since the last release has been fixing those things, adding more functionality, and "wait, no that's not right". We wanted to get things reasonably working again before making a new release. At the same time, we're using @DilumAluthge 's VersionVigilante, so we want it to be happy.

I think we can do a release now, but I don't think it makes sense to release the intermediate mostly-broken steps along the way. I guess our choices are to have a big jump, or we could just go back to 0.17.0. In that last option, the git history would look weird, but the release schedule (which is much more visible) would be just fine.

I'm open for suggestions on the best way to handle this :)

cscherrer commented 3 years ago

Ok, I did the rewind thing, so we'll have a v0.17.0 soon: https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/General/pull/33931

I'll close this now, thanks @devmotion @DilumAluthge

devmotion commented 3 years ago

Thank you!