This package has not been published to PyPI, yet, because it is still in a pre-release state.
The package being in pre-release state is exactly why we need it versioned and published. Since the API is likely to change, and master is likely to break at times (at least until some unit testing is in place), anyone using trio-websocket now needs to pin their dependencies to a specific version in PyPI.
I can say at least the server appears quite usable, and my project aims to use the client soon as well.
A low version number would give people a hint-- whatever you feel comfortable with.
belm0
commented
6 years ago
The package being in pre-release state is exactly why we need it versioned and published. Since the API is likely to change, and master is likely to break at times (at least until some unit testing is in place), anyone using trio-websocket now needs to pin their dependencies to a specific version in PyPI.
I can say at least the server appears quite usable, and my project aims to use the client soon as well.
A low version number would give people a hint-- whatever you feel comfortable with.