elasticsearch6 on pypi
See original GitHub issueCan we cut an elasticsearch6
package for PyPI (similar to https://pypi.python.org/pypi/elasticsearch5)?
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- Created 6 years ago
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I’m sorry about difficulty there. ☹️
This repo follows the convention where
pip install elasticsearch
is for the most recent version of Elasticsearch.When Elastic releases a new major version of Elasticsearch, we will update the package so that
pip install elasticsearch
will be for that new version.We will also create a branch for the previous major version, and release a new package on PyPI for the previous major version.
So any release of
elasticsearch6
will be at the time when Elasticsearch 7.x comes out. As of now, it’s not “imminent”.Understood, thanks for the clarification.