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Pyro release management

This describes the process by which versions of Pyro are officially released to the public.

Versioning

Releases are versioned according to the version_prefix constant in pyro/init.py. Pyro releases follow semantic versioning with the following caveats:

  • Behavior of documented APIs will remain stable across minor releases, except for bug fixes and features marked EXPERIMENTAL or DEPRECATED.
  • Serialization formats will remain stable across patch releases, but may change across minor releases (e.g. if you save a model in 1.0.0, it will be safe to load it in 1.0.1, but not in 1.1.0).
  • Undocumented APIs, features marked EXPERIMENTAL or DEPRECATED, and anything in pyro.contrib may change at any time (though we aim for stability).
  • All deprecated features throw a FutureWarning and specify possible work-arounds. Features marked as deprecated will not be maintained, and are likely to be removed in a future release.
  • If you want more stability for a particular feature, contribute a unit test.

Release process

Pyro is released at irregular cadence, typically about 4 times per year.

Releases are managed by:

Releases and release notes are published to github. Documentation for is published to readthedocs. Release builds are published to pypi.