Release 0.1.0

[rhpvorderman]

Release checklist

• [x] Check outstanding issues on Github.
• [x] Create a release branch.
  • [x] Set version to a stable number.
  • [x] Change current development version in CHANGELOG.rst to stable version.
• [x] Merge the release branch into main.
• [x] Create a test pypi package from the main branch. (Instructions.)
• [x] Install the packages from the test pypi repository to see if they work.
• [x] Created an annotated tag with the stable version number. Include changes from history.rst.
• [x] Push tag to remote.
• [x] Push tested packages to pypi.
• [x] merge main branch back into develop.
• [x] Add updated version number to develop.
• [x] Create a new release on github.
• [x] Update the package on conda-forge.

[mlin]

@rhpvorderman this is looking awesome, are we at a good point to publicize this? (link from miniwdl homepage, tweet, send around to HPC folks, etc.)

anything we should coordinate on timing of that? defer to you of course

[rhpvorderman]

Hi @mlin, sure go ahead! As long as it is clear in the communication that this is the first beta (still on 0.1.0) I see no harm in spreading the word around. I already have notified some of my colleagues in another institute in the Netherlands that I know that currently use Cromwell on SLURM.

I think a link from the miniwdl homepage would be great. Next to an AWS link. I do think that the byline for miniwdl:

Workflow Description Language local runner & developer toolkit for Python 3.6+

will need some changes to the "local" part once these extensions mature :wink:.