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pyranges / pyrle

Numerical Run Length Encoding and Arithmetic in Cython
https://biocore-ntnu.github.io/pyranges/an-introduction-to-rles.html
MIT License
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Github Releases? #2

Closed nileshpatra closed 4 years ago

nileshpatra commented 4 years ago

Hi, I need to use this in a project and it would be great if you could tag the releases here.

nileshpatra commented 4 years ago

@endrebak could you please do the needful?

endrebak commented 4 years ago

What exactly do you need me to do? :)

Is it to add a release here: https://github.com/pyranges/pyrle/releases

Whenever I update pyrle?

Just curious: what difference does it make? How/why do you use the releases?

nileshpatra commented 4 years ago

Hi @endrebak

What exactly do you need me to do? :)

Is it to add a release here: https://github.com/pyranges/pyrle/release

Yes!

Whenever I update pyrle?

And yes! But for now: can you please add in a release? Maybe v1.0?

Just curious: what difference does it make? How/why do you use the releases?

We want to ship this in Debian as a package and packages w/o any release tags are hard to maintain and not very recommend to package. I want to package this, but this is a hurdle.

endrebak commented 4 years ago

Cool! I want to do this, I'll have it done by the end of next week. Same with pyranges and the NCLS :)

endrebak commented 4 years ago

Does having the version 1.0.0 have any advantage over 0.0.X?

nileshpatra commented 4 years ago

Does having the version 1.0.0 have any advantage over 0.0.X?

Nah, it was just a suggestion. Use any scheme you'd like to, that works for me. But please just add-in the release tags :-)

endrebak commented 4 years ago

0.031 is now a tagged release :)

nileshpatra commented 4 years ago

Many thanks! \o/