[QUESTION] 3.0.0-alpha-2 not on PyPi?

[rstuart85]

It looks like version 3.0.0-alpha-2 was released 21 days ago but for some reason it isn't on PyPi. Is there any chance it is going to be put up there sometime soon?

[liujisi]

@haberman

[dhermes]

By the same token, why is the 3.0.0 series still marked as alpha?

/cc @tseaver

[xfxyjwf]

@dhermes it's still alpha because there are more languages and features to be implemented/supported.

[dhermes]

Ahhh I see. That is good to know. We've been using it for Python 3 compatibility for Python generated libraries and it's been working like a charm.

[rstuart85]

@dhermes likewise.

[jleclanche]

Any update on getting this on pypi?

[rguldener]

@haberman or @pherl Any chance to push this soon? Would be great to have the new version on PyPi

[attilaolah]

As @underyx says in #293 (comment), 3.0.0-alpha-2 is on PyPI now.

[tseaver]

@attilaolah but it can't be installed (see #333).

[attilaolah]

@tseaver ah you're right — sorry I didn't actually try to install it yet. We have built a correct sdist and are hosting it ourselves to work around this.

The culprit seems to be in b55a20f, specifically b55a20f#commitcomment-11087217.

[nathanielmanistaatgoogle]

This issue should be closed, right? 3.0.0a2 has been on PyPI since 19 May 2015, right?

[xfxyjwf]

Yes, 3.0.0a2 is on PyPI. Closing this issue.