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Cut a 1.0 Alpha 1 release #148
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I'm okay with this.
Want me to cut this, or would you like to do it?
I can do it. bors r+ |
148: Cut a 1.0 Alpha 1 release r=astronouth7303 a=astronouth7303 Getting a pre-release onto PyPI allows us to unblock PPB and more easily get feedback from any testers. Note that this is not expected to be final, and there are clearly issues we want to resolve before 1.0 final. However, the basic API seems to have stabilized, so other projects (PPB) can move forward against this API. Co-authored-by: Jamie Bliss <jamie@ivyleav.es>
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148: Cut a 1.0 Alpha 1 release r=astronouth7303 a=astronouth7303 Getting a pre-release onto PyPI allows us to unblock PPB and more easily get feedback from any testers. Note that this is not expected to be final, and there are clearly issues we want to resolve before 1.0 final. However, the basic API seems to have stabilized, so other projects (PPB) can move forward against this API. Co-authored-by: Jamie Bliss <jamie@ivyleav.es>
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@astronouth7303 FWIW, I think it's weird to claim API stabilisation when we have a bunch of severe API-impacting bugs that aren't resolved yet:
That said, I don't think this should hold off an alpha release, esp. since this is blocking for ppb itself. |
I meant the core usage stuff. |
Yeah, the only big change to the external API is the immutability, and I don't see that external API changing much going forward. |
Getting a pre-release onto PyPI allows us to unblock PPB and more easily get feedback from any testers.
Note that this is not expected to be final, and there are clearly issues we want to resolve before 1.0 final.
However, the basic API seems to have stabilized, so other projects (PPB) can move forward against this API.