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scikit-hep / probfit

Cost function builder. For fitting distributions.
http://probfit.readthedocs.io/
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Release probfit 1.1 #65

Closed cdeil closed 6 years ago

cdeil commented 8 years ago

The last probfit release is 1.0.5 from 2013: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/probfit/1.0.5

I'd like to release a new version 1.1 now that probfit works with Python 3.

@piti118 - Do you want to make a release? Or can you please give me access on PyPI for probfit?

cdeil commented 8 years ago

@piti118 - Could you please give @alexpearce and me access on PyPI? https://pypi.python.org/pypi/probfit/

@alexpearce is fixing up some issues now and would be willing to make a release soon.

piti118 commented 8 years ago

added @cedil as owner.

cdeil commented 8 years ago

@piti118 - Thanks

@alexpearce - I've added you as "maintainer". I think this means you can make and upload the 1.1 release (but not add others or delete the package).

alexpearce commented 8 years ago

Thanks @cdeil! I'll work on the milestone on come back to this issue once we're ready.

fjankowsk commented 6 years ago

Hello guys,

Would it be possible to tag version 1.1 now and update it on pypi? pypi currently still has probfit version 1.0.5, which does not have the code adjustments for Python 3 and consequently fails there (the current master works fine though). If version 1.1 requires more work, why not tag 1.0.6 for the meantime? Python 3 support alone is worth a version bump in my opinion.

Cheers!

eduardo-rodrigues commented 6 years ago

Hi folks, a version 1.1.0 working with Python 3 is now a reality, see https://github.com/scikit-hep/probfit/pull/95. The release on PyPI will come out shortly.

eduardo-rodrigues commented 6 years ago

The tag is done - https://github.com/scikit-hep/probfit/releases/tag/1.1.0.

Can one of you maintainers on PyPI (@cdeil, @piti118, @alexpearce, @HDembinski) upload to PyPI asap and close this? Would be great, thanks a lot.

HDembinski commented 6 years ago

@cdeil I can see probfit listed as "my projects" when I log into PyPI, but the "Management" button is grayed out. I am not sure if I can upload this version.

cdeil commented 6 years ago

@HDembinski - you were maintainer and already had permission to upload releases:

There are two possible roles for collaborators:

Maintainer
Can upload releases for a package. Cannot add collaborators. Cannot delete files, releases, or the project.
Owner
Can upload releases. Can add other collaborators. Can delete files, releases, or the entire project.

I changed you to owner just now, so you can add other collaborators as useful.

HDembinski commented 6 years ago

Thanks! But this means, I can upload the package. ok.

HDembinski commented 6 years ago

It is uploaded. Installation via pip seems to work.

eduardo-rodrigues commented 6 years ago

Thanks @HDembinski.