Unpin version of ipython in 0.5.6.dev and release 0.5.6
See original GitHub issueThe current release has ipython
pinned to <=6.2.1
and that is preventing us from installing nbgrader
alongside modern packages. See https://github.com/jupyter/nbgrader/pull/1050
Looks like that limitation was already fixed. Can we get a new release?
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I have created a release on 0.5.6 on pypi, release on conda is pending (https://github.com/conda-forge/nbgrader-feedstock/pull/28).
I’ll try to get 0.6.0 released this weekend!
Thank you, @jhamrick ! (we know the challenges of maintaining open source while also maintaining a day job).