Any plan for the official 3.0 release ?

[Djailla]

I can only see beta on PyPi ?

[osuchw]

You could try installing it directly from GitHub.
pip install -U git+https://github.com/pycontribs/[email protected]

[Djailla]

This is not suitable for production applications :(

[RedneckEdamame]

Are there blockers to releasing 3.0 to PyPi? I'm happy to chip in to help package it.

[studioj]

@RedneckEdamame have a look here if you want to contribute #896

[studioj]

@adehad @Addono @ssbarnea can we make a Todo list of what needs to be done for another pypi release?
Maybe @RedneckEdamame @vpolimenov @jpyams @Djailla @osuchw @llazzaro @stevenanton-bc could help out with some beta testing?

[vpolimenov]

@studioj yeah I would be happy to

[adehad]

Yep sounds like a plan. tox -e upload should be all that is required to actually perform the release, perhaps one item for the todo would be an github action that triggers that step manually or otherwise.

If we can get a new milestone for this release (I imagine 4.0.0 as we dropped support for a python version) we can also start tagging any pull requests we want merged in first. I think the key ones are those related to the new GDPR changes. e.g. #927

[ssbarnea]

Done 3.0.1 minutes ago. Fixing the release pipeline took far more time than I was hopping.

Those with review rights, please review open PRs, fix them or close them if original OP is not updating them. I also activated discussions, so we can move questions there and cleanup the issue tracker.