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justinmayer / django-autoslug

AutoSlugField for Django. Supports (but not does not require) unidecode/pytils for transliteration. Old issue tracker is at Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/neithere/django-autoslug/issues
https://readthedocs.org/projects/django-autoslug/
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New release? #49

Closed mldulaney closed 5 years ago

mldulaney commented 6 years ago

Ahoy! Could you maybe do a new release?

ArtemBernatskyy commented 6 years ago

Arrr

justinmayer commented 6 years ago

In order to issue a new release, it occurs to me that I would need @neithere to transfer django-autoslug on PyPI to me (or at least add me as an admin).

@neithere: Would you be so kind as to make changes in PyPI so I can issue a new release?

yulqen commented 6 years ago

Another thumbs-up from me for getting that new release out. Many thanks!

rpkilby commented 5 years ago

If it's appropriate, you may want to look into PEP 541 to transfer ownership of the package to yourself. You can see some proposals here.

justinmayer commented 5 years ago

I have requested ownership of the django-autoslug package on PyPI and will issue a release as soon as the transfer has been completed.

ulgens commented 5 years ago

@justinmayer Is there any progress with transfer?

justinmayer commented 5 years ago

Folks... Please don't post "Any updates?" comments on GitHub issues, on any repository, ever, unless it's truly warranted. In this case, there are multiple issues tracking this topic, and you can follow any one of them to see whether there is any progress. Rest assured that when there is progress, it will be visible via these issues — without you needing to ask whether there has been progress. While the desire to know more information is understandable, these kinds of comments just create noise for everyone involved.

So, in conclusion, please refrain from unnecessary comments and instead use the already-existing tools at your disposal to keep track of current progress. Thank you.

ulgens commented 5 years ago

I think i can say congrats now :slightly_smiling_face:

mldulaney commented 5 years ago

You're welcome.

mldulaney commented 5 years ago

Bumping because the issue preventing release has been resolved.

justinmayer commented 5 years ago

Hi folks. I made a bunch of commits this morning in preparation for the next release, which I expect to happen within a few days.

justinmayer commented 5 years ago

django-autoslug v1.9.4, which should now support Django 1.11 and 2.0+, has been released and published to PyPI. The documentation will be updated once ownership of the corresponding ReadTheDocs project has been transferred. (Link to transfer request)

Thanks to everyone for your patience! 🎉