Wrong github origin on PyPI
See original GitHub issueWhen looking on https://pypi.org/project/flasgger/ I have strange feeling about link to https://github.com/nicobatty/flasgger/ as project homepage - which is a little behind.
Is this potentially a problem with not installing latest version using pip install flasgger
?
Should this be changed to https://github.com/flasgger/flasgger/?
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I can make a up-to-date release 0.9.4 soon. Please be on the lookout for new release
More information can be found here: #320
To put it simple I messed up and packaged a 0.9.3 version on the main pypi package instead of my fork (I forgot to change the package name). The issue is that I don’t have any right to this Github repository so I can’t create a clean 0.9.4 release to fix this unfortunately.