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I wanted to specify the latest version of the git repo, by using the commit hash. I setup my Pipfile (like requirements.txt) by doing this: I think for pip, something like this would work too: pip install -e git+https://github.com/tonyseek/simple-rbac.git@048d4170b8cbeb65b7bf88be3bd26385bfc449fa#egg=simple-rbac Of course if there was a 0.1.2 uploaded to pip that would be great and simpler. I know it's been a while @sangeeths but thought this might be useful for others. |
Any progress on this? We're having to install from git tarball, which isn't the best for our version control. Could you please do a release to pypi for this package? |
I'm not Tony but it's possible to Pip install from Git, with a
requirements.txt file I believe.
…On Tue, 1 Sep 2020, 11:52 Drew J. Sonne, ***@***.***> wrote:
Any progress on this? We're having to install from git tarball, which
isn't the best for our version control. Could you please do a release to
pypi for this package?
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@lukestanley heya, thanks for replying! yeah, we could do from git or from tarball, just a bit messy. |
Hi @tonyseek
The last release i.e. 0.1.1 was on June 10, 2012. I see there are some recent commits regarding Python3 compatibility. I am reaching out to you to find out whether you have any plans of releasing 0.1.2 anytime soon (available in pypi)?
Thank you,
Sangeeth
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