Closed MischaPanch closed 1 month ago
I am sparsely maintaining this -- I am happy to make you an owner of the PyPI repo, would that work?
If so, please share your email here.
Another option is to add a github workflow but not sure how to do that -- if you can submit a pull request, I can update pypi with that.
CC @psc-g -- can you help with this? Might be much faster for you to figure this out.
Yes, that would work, thanks! I'll make a PR here as well to bump the version and pin the version of pandas (wouldn't build without it)
My mail is mischa.panch@gmail.com, on pypi my username is MischaPanch (like in github)
Are you up for reviewing an occasional PR? Otherwise it might make sense to continue maintenance in a fork (I guess it's not possible to make non-google people into owners)
I have meanwhile released my fork, just to not be blocked by it. It's here:
Yes, happy to review occasional pr. just send an email to rishabhagarwal@google.com if urgent.
I have also sent an invite for adding you as a maintainer of the Pypi project. Hopefully, this can speed up future releases.
Awesome, thank you! And really appreciate the work you put into the repo (and the paper), wish there'd be more things like that instead of ever-more brittle and unusable algorithms.
Done, I released the current state of master as 1.1.0 to pypi, closing this
Awesome, thanks for the help!
@agarwl Could you please make a release of the current state to pypi? Unfortunately, pypi doesn't permit git dependencies, so the fixes to dependencies by @araffin and me in the last months don't come into effect for libraries that depend on rliable.
I wanted to release a new version of Tianshou that uses rliable for evaluations, but I can't do it because of this. Would really appreciate if you could create a new release of rliable soon, as otherwise I'd be forced to release a fork or something like that to be able to publish the package.
@Trinkle23897 FYI