Closed dfm closed 3 years ago
Actually: we might want to make it the v0.4 release since the GitHub version has been 0.3.0 for a while even though this was never released on PyPI?
Hi @dfm,
I have installed FSPS using "python -m pip install fsps==0.3.0rc1"
Now when I am running the code written as
sps = fsps.StellarPopulation(zcontinuous=1) sps.params['imf_type'] = 0 # Salpeter IMF sps.params['sfh'] = 1 # Tau model SFH iso = sps.isochrones() print(iso)
ImportError Traceback (most recent call last)
@Dh-hgi: I moved this to #143 since this is a bug that I introduced. Thanks for catching this!
agree on moving to version 0.4 for this release. I wasn't sure how to release on PYPI but there were enough changes some time ago that I thought a version bump from 0.2 would be a good idea. I'll work on outstanding issues in the next couple days.
As soon as https://github.com/dfm/python-fsps/actions/runs/610833286 finishes, we should have a new release candidate on PyPI that we can test with:
python -m pip install fsps==0.4.0rc1
Let me know if you have issues with that or
python -m pip install fsps --no-binary fsps
which will test the source install. If that works for y'all I'll push a real release in the next couple of days.
@dfm Thank you very much!!! I have checked by installing the new version, and it is working fine now.
@dfm works great! 🥳 Thank you! 🍻
Version 0.4 is published 🚀
@bd-j: I think we're probably nearly good to go for a v0.3 release after we fix #139 and perhaps #138. I've pushed a release candidate to PyPI with binary wheels so you'll find that if you run:
It should directly install the binary on all platforms and Python 3.6-3.9 - no Fortran compiler needed!
These releases are automatically executed on GitHub actions when we tag a GitHub release. Perhaps I should add some text to the docs about that process?