publish v1.1.0 to pypi

[alaniwi]

1.1.0 has been tagged in github but isn't being picked up by default during pip install (latest on pypi seems to be 1.0.7). Unless there is a good reason not to, please can it be published to pypi?

[t-makaro]

And as a conda package too. Currently, the only conda packages of basemap 1.0.7 are for python 2.7 and Numpy1.10, but I'd like to be able to install on python 3.6

[WeatherGod]

The "official" conda packages for basemap is on the conda-forge channel. I have no control over the packages on the standard channel. The conda-forge channel pretty much tracks the master branch (not quite, but it gets all of the important stuff).

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[heitorPB]

Could you publish version 1.2.0 on pypi?

[molinav]

@heitorPB If you are using GNU/Linux, you may find pre-compiled binary wheels in PyPI for the current beta release (1.3.0b1), I just uploaded them yesterday. The stable release 1.3.0 will come with some reorganisation (splitting basemap into basemap, basemap-data and basemap-data-hires). For the moment you could do:

python -m pip install "basemap-data == 1.3.0b1" "basemap == 1.3.0b1"

You only need basemap-data-hires if you need the high-resolution data assets (i.e. those labelled with "h" and "f").

[molinav]

@heitorPB I just bring you the nice update that we have stable release for basemap version 1.3.0. So now we can just install basemap with pip as we would do with any other package:

python -m pip install basemap

[heitorPB]

Thanks!