New release on Pypi

[Tomo59]

Hello, could you do a new release on pypi ? It's been more than a year now and there have been several bugfixes included in main branch since then.

Thanks.

Thomas.

[sbraz]

Hi, I second this request. The latest release has a lot of warnings that were fixed in git like DeprecationWarning: unittest.findTestCases() is deprecated and will be removed in Python 3.13..

[mnaberez]

The latest release has a lot of warnings that were fixed in git like DeprecationWarning: unittest.findTestCases() is deprecated and will be removed in Python 3.13.

Yeah, looks like that was fixed 49b74ca, just a couple days after 4.2.5 was released to PyPI.

[JKrehling]

Theres been some CPU fixes too, 2a93d6b

What would be needed to get a 4.3.0 or a 4.2.6 release on pypi?

[whatnick]

Perhaps a concrete action here would be to create a PR for pypi release from GitHub actions to reduce the manual load on the maintainers. That way a tag can create a release (at least a dev one on test.pypi).

[dkebler]

It has been almost two years of commits since 4.2.5. Not sure if I need them but I only like to use projects that are relatively up to date and active. This project is active but the release is out of date. I assume there is something like a stable release in these commits somewhere. Not really knowing which commit I decided to just clone the latest commit and run that to see assumming all the commits are vetted/tested.

On alpine (in docker container image) I did this.

first install the supervisor package
then (in dockerfile) can run this

update_supervisor  () {
supver=$(/usr/bin/supervisord --version)
pkgs=/usr/lib/python3.12/site-packages
echo updating supervisord $supver to latest commit from https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor.git
mv $pkgs/supervisor $pkgs/supervisor-$supver 
git clone https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor.git /tmp/supervisor
mv /tmp/supervisor/supervisor $pkgs/supervisor
if [[ $(/usr/bin/supervisord --version) == *dev* ]]; then
  echo supervisord has been updated to latest commit 
  /usr/bin/supervisord --version
  rm -rf  /tmp/supervisor
  rm -rf $pkgs/supervisor-$supver
  else
  unable to update supervisord, rolling back to latest release $supver
  rm -rf $pkgs/supervisor
  mv $pkgs/supervisor-$supver $pkgs/supervisor
  if [[ $(/usr/bin/supervisord --version) == "$supver" ]]; then 
    echo restore succesfull
   else
     echo WARNING: restore failed
     return 1 
  fi
fi
}

update_supervisor

If the maintainers ask for some help maybe we can assist with clearing/closing all the old issues and assuming this repo is not just a mirror making a CI for a stable/dev releases. I figure the alpine package generator is only waiting on a new stable tag/release and then we would see the new version in the package so that's why it's so stale at this point.