mk-fg
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8 years ago I found the other branch on allo-/feedjack, but no pull requests or merges
I think @allo- clarified that in allo-/feedjack#14.
What is the status of these two repos
See my comment on allo-/feedjack#14 and @allo-'s comments there.
Will you merge the changes
Not unless I'll start working on the thing again - a possibility that is safe to ignore, I think, unfortunately.
is the allo- branch just a new 'inofficial' fork that will just exist in parallel to this repo?
I see why mk-fg/feedjack can be seen as "official" (which it totally shouldn't be at this point), due to some github ui and pypi perks (see comment on allo-/feedjack#14 for details), but it's actually nothing more than my personal repo.
I think @allo-'s repo should probably be considered "best source" for this project at this point.
On pypi I see 'Feedjack 15.5.1' - but there is no 15.5.1 branch or tag to be found in this repo
Version comes from setup.py, and it's from mk-fg/feedjack.
For all my projects that are on pypi (and hence need version in setup.py) I simply have git pre-commit hook to put auto-generated "yy.m.n" version (where n - sequential number of commit since start of the month) into setup.py, and don't bother with tags (as it'd be one tag per commit).
Which branch made it to pypi?
mk-fg/feedjack, i.e. this repo.
Thanks for your attention!
Thanks to you guys for caring about the thing at all! ;)
Hi, playing around with this repo I found the other branch on allo-/feedjack, but no pull requests or merges? What is the status of these two repos? Will you merge the changes or is the allo- branch just a new 'inofficial' fork that will just exist in parallel to this repo?
Also I would like to now: which version of the code is currently hosted on pypi? On pypi I see 'Feedjack 15.5.1' - but there is no 15.5.1 branch or tag to be found in this repo and I do not understand the relation between the branches / tags / releases here and the pypi release. Which branch made it to pypi?
Thanks for your attention!