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Plans to tag a release, and/or send to pypi? #22

Open edwardotis opened 9 years ago

edwardotis commented 9 years ago

Hello,

The latest pyp release as of today is 2.0.18 from 2013-06-14 https://pypi.python.org/pypi/gdata, which points back to the dead google code repo.

Also, the 2.0.18 release doesn't work with the April 2014 release of Google Sheets. Side note: I made a patched version that does work. https://code.google.com/r/ed-new-google-sheets-support/

Since all the new development is happening here, it would be great to, tag a release in github at some time that works with: new April 2014 Google Sheets oauth2

Is the current head suitable to tag as a release?

Thanks,

Ed

jantman commented 9 years ago

PLEASE do this... effectively right now any pip install gdata doesn't work with Sheets...

treyhunner commented 8 years ago

:+1: this really usable in most Python projects if it isn't installable via the Python package index.

jantman commented 7 years ago

If the issue is no longer having access to any of the accounts that originally uploaded it to PyPI, they have processes to handle that.

It really looks INCREDIBLY bad that Google has an "official" API client for such a well-known app that appears to be completely ignored (e.g. see my comment from over A YEAR AGO on this issue asking about a release).