also imports the __version__ from luigi and this seems to shadow the b2luigi version defined at the top of the file.
The quick fix was to move the __version__ definition down, but the best would be to no import the luigi version to begin with.
I found this when I checked b2luigi.__version__ on a remote host to check the installed version and saw 3.0.2 as a result, which is the luigi version. I wonder why I didn't see this earlier...
The import statement
also imports the
__version__
from luigi and this seems to shadow the b2luigi version defined at the top of the file.The quick fix was to move the
__version__
definition down, but the best would be to no import the luigi version to begin with.I found this when I checked
b2luigi.__version__
on a remote host to check the installed version and saw 3.0.2 as a result, which is the luigi version. I wonder why I didn't see this earlier...