new release?

[cmacdonald]

Hi guys,

Any timeline for deploying a new version to PyPi?

[andrewyates]

Any update on this?

Given that PyPi packages can't declare dependencies on the git repo directly, it would be very helpful to make a new release.

[carlos-gemmell]

Same here. Any update?

[cmacdonald]

I emailed co-author Maarten last week, who said he would investigate.

[seanmacavaney]

There's this in the meantime, which uses the current master version of this repository (thanks @andrewyates).

https://pypi.org/project/pytrec-eval-git/

It doesn't include the open PRs, though.

[cvangysel]

Sorry for the delay. I've released 0.5 just now: https://pypi.org/project/pytrec-eval/0.5/

[cmacdonald]

Great. Does this encompass a Windows pypi binary?

[cvangysel]

I've published a source release. Is that sufficient for Windows?

[cmacdonald]

Sorry I missed this reply @cvangysel - no I dont think so, as Windows rarely comes with a compiler. As we have perfect the Github build Actions for Windows, could a Github Action be used to build the Windows binaries and push to pypi?
See also https://packaging.python.org/guides/publishing-package-distribution-releases-using-github-actions-ci-cd-workflows/