PyPi release

[shantanugoel]

There hasn't been a pypi release for almost 6 months. Is it possible to do so, especially for the django 1.9 compatibility updates?

[avelis]

I can definitely see the use case for a maintenance release.

@mford90 thoughts?

[avelis]

@shantanugoel At the moment I do not have PyPi release capabilities. In an effort to help out, I have made at least a Github release that could be referenced via pip: https://github.com/django-silk/silk/releases/tag/0.5.7

[shantanugoel]

Thanks a lot, @avelis. I'll move to this tag :) Will be good if @mtford90 can make a pypi release as well for wider usage.

[mtford90]

I'll do this tomorrow - @avelis I can also look into giving you access to that ;)

[avelis]

@mford90 Sweet! I have made some commits to the branch. So you might need to check out a tag and push it to PyPi.

[mtford90]

Got it!

[mtford90]

Done. @avelis - if you give me your pypi username I can give you the permissions needed to upload new versions

[avelis]

@mtford90 Thanks for publishing a release.

My PyPi username is the same as my Github username. :-)

[mtford90]

@avelis done - you should now have permissions.

Process for release is as follows:

• Bump version & requirements in setup.py
• Execute python setup.py sdist register upload to push to pypi

[avelis]

@mtford90 Got it!