doccano / doccano-client

A simple client for doccano API.

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Publish New Version to PyPi with the Beta Client

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Thanks for the prompt reviews on my code introducing the beta client code! Now, coinciding with #60 's steps forward, can we publish a new version to pypi with this code? Once we do, we can introduce new changes to get the beta client 1.6+ compatible.

@Hironsan are you the only one with publishing power? Also, is there a way I can be made a code contributor/reviewer for this package since I built out the new beta client? There's an outstanding PR with some fixes here that I'd love to be able to help review.

It's actually probably best that this version of the package not get published until that #71 is merged.

Hey @afparsons and @Hironsan , sorry to bump and mention this again, but can we get an update on this? I'm actually going to be leaving my current company in the next three weeks, and I'd love to get an answer for if we can get contribution power or granting it to my coworker, @houssam7737. It'd allow us to switch to and develop actively on this package from our own internal package. It'd also give us more person-power to review new PRs on this repository.

Thank you in advance! And if that's too much to ask let me know as well.

Hi @ljades
Sorry for the late reply.

Should I add you (and @houssam7737 ) to doccano-client team and grant permission to commit?

Hi @Hironsan , yes please that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Yes, thank you in advance!

@houssam7737 @ljades I sent you invitations. Please accept it.

@ljades Do you have an estimate on when the new doccano-client version will be published to PyPI?

Hi @armandgurgu23 , unsure. I do not personally have publish credentials or even guidelines for doing that. That would still be a question for @Hironsan . That being said, I can at least suggest that until a new PyPi version is published, you can do an install directly from github and a git commit hash. Hope that helps!

Can you have permission to create a tag and release the code? If you have it, the package will be automatically published to PyPI by the following workflow:

Oh, but before releasing it, we need to fix the package version.

version="1.1.0", # Beta Client Tested for compatibility against Doccano >=1.5.0, <=1.5.5