Closed shaleh closed 1 year ago
Hey, I'm having issues because of exactly this, also on python 3.6. Is there a way for me to quickly get around with without subclassing everything to fix it locally? Does a previous version work? I quickly tried 0.3.1 and 0.3.0 but both also failed.
You can add git repos to Pip requirements.txt.
git+https://github.com/vaidik/sherlock@99ef85750d5fa48633b40b798f12668ea91fd700
Will include the fixed version into your project until a proper release is made. Had @vaidik tagged the release the line could have git+https://github.com/vaidik/sherlock@v0.3.2
The fix for this should now be released in v0.4.0
along with a bunch of other fixes and new features! 🥳 Let me know how you guys get on with the project 😁
Sherlock 0.3.2 from pypi and Python 3.6.
Which it turns out does not match what is checked into master. @vaidik you appear to have created a tgz with older code.
A common pattern in other repos is to use git tagging to mark releases. This way it is easy for people to examine a specific version of a fix or to look at what changed between versions.
git diff 0.3.0..0.3.2
for example.When preparing a release you can then do: