Pypi Not Updated
See original GitHub issuePypi shows the last update as 0.9.2
on Nov 14, 2018. The version available on Pypi does not include current fixes (without it, including apispec as a dependency results in an error). This issue is to add release 0.9.3
and update Pypi to the most current version.
I can see that the project may need more maintainers (#300 ). May I be added as a maintainer to Pypi to resolve this issue? Thank you.
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@rochacbruno My PyPi username is
billrao
I may need some time to look over the code and its dependencies before creating 0.9.3 version and merging opened PRs (probably a week); hope that it’s okay.
Thank you for adding me as a collaborator. Looking forward to working with you!
@rochacbruno My pipy username is the same as my github account: nicobatty
I will look at the PRs if you want. I just recently started using the lib so I will only merge if I understand the changes been done.