publish a new release on pypi?
See original GitHub issueGiven the huge number of changes to dragnet
since the last release (v1.1, Jan '17), are there near-term plans to publish a new release on PyPi? I see that the failing test got removed, but don’t know if there are other critical to-do’s before everything’s release-ready.
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I’ll dig up the pypi access information this evening and should have a chance to do a new release tomorrow. @b4hand We can also coordinate to grant you access.
@bdewilde / @b4hand. With #63 and #65 merged, we’re now good with a new release of dragnet being published to pypi. I recall a discussion of someone around here having access to the dragnet pypi account, but don’t recall who specifically. Any help here would be appreciated, thanks! And thanks @pakelley for the effort getting the python 3 port to be release-ready!