Release 2.2.1

I guess it's general consensus (even though we have a v2.2.0 tag which is incompatible with our conda recipe) that we haven't released, yet, so I'd like to list up what's to do and to merge before we deem this done (and maybe we'll hold off merging new features until then):

Get rid of the v2.2.0 tag
Merge MIT License #314 to finalise the license change
Merge Project files tune-up #320
Drop Python 2.6 and at least 3.2 from the officially supported Python versions
~~Fix issue MSTests failing when importing a module with imports #262 ?~~
Finalise the release
- Update the README and CHANGELOG
- Tag as 2.2.1
Upload to testpypi and test
Upload to pypi and conda-forge

I plan to work on release on Sunday

@filmor

@filmor I don't see a tag for v2.2.0. The draft references the tag, but doesn't actually point to an existing one. Not sure if someone already deleted it but marking that first item out :)

I deleted the 2.2.0 tag before, because I found some issues. For me the release blocking is the issue with embedding CPython on Linux. Right now either extending or embedding works on Linux, but not both at the same time.

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On Mon, Jan 9, 2017, 11:58 AM Victor Uriarte ***@***.***> wrote: @filmor <https://github.com/filmor> I don't see a tag for v2.2.0. The draft references the tag, but doesn't actually point to an existing one. Not sure if someone already deleted it but marking that first item out :) — You are receiving this because you were assigned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#321 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHgZ5faALB42SKOs4xJyW11TiWFEFiQyks5rQnVGgaJpZM4LeZqI> .

I'm not familiar with the issue since I work on windows. @denfromufa was that an issue introduced on or after v2.1.0?

release cut for Anaconda looks like tomorrow

@stonebig

@stonebig I'm able to access pythonnet on anaconda now. I plan to work on release tonight.

https://anaconda.org/pythonnet/pythonnet

tonight ?

I'm working on it

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@filmor

@filmor @vmuriart I removed this from v2.2.0 based on our discussion:

Merge Ensure that sys.argv is set #301 or an alternative using PySysSetArgvEx

But I also added this:

Upload to testpypi and test

I'm ok with merging #301 with exception of the last commit. If that one commit gets reverted it solves the original intent of #301 and closes #299. The last commit feels like an extra feature that may need more testing.

@tonyroberts

good call on testpypi. Though I think @tonyroberts only gave you access to the pypi account.

@vmuriart

@vmuriart I have access to both pypi from @tonyroberts and to testpypi from @davidanthoff
do you have pypi and testpypi accounts?

@vmuriart

I'm ok with merging #301 with exception of the last commit. If that one commit gets reverted it solves the original intent of #301 and closes #299. The last commit feels like an extra feature that may need more testing.

@vmuriart but I think it should be like this: PySys_SetArgvEx(1, pylistargv, 0)

On Fri, Jan 27, 2017 at 22:41 denfromufa ***@***.***> wrote: @vmuriart <https://github.com/vmuriart> the conda package is looking at git tags, which I also updated: https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet/releases/tag/v2.2.1 But this will now rebuild all packages, so may need to re-upload to testpypi (I guess except source build). — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#321 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AMr87L2xoh0Zuqx7FnuCmwAFrXnfH-Ecks5rWtUCgaJpZM4LeZqI> .

The source itself didn't change. It should be fine. Sadly can't reupload to test pypi though without rebumping version

@vmuriart

@vmuriart @jreback please try out conda package from anaconda.org:

conda install -c pythonnet pythonnet=v2.2.1

https://anaconda.org/pythonnet/pythonnet

I could add @vmuriart to package managers, but not @filmor and @tonyroberts because they are already registered.

@stonebig

@stonebig do you have a chance to test out pythonnet from testpypi in winpython?

pip install -i https://testpypi.python.org/pypi pythonnet -U --force

nice checklist for the future versions:

https://gist.github.com/audreyr/5990987

@denfromufa pythonnet-2.2.0 is already shipped and uploaded.... re-doing a rc3.... bump winpython package version to cleanup my own numbering mess

@stonebig

@stonebig we bumped the version number to v2.2.1

@denfromufa ok to finalize release to pypi?

Sure! Let's do it and then send the reddit and hacker news posts ;)

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done

@vmuriart

@vmuriart everything seems to be working fine, but on linux with python 3+ I'm getting this weird issue:

#336

@denfromufa can you grant me repository creation rights on the github account? I want to create the dummy repository to check release under Pythonnet account but didn't have write access.

@vmuriart

@vmuriart done!

@denfromufa Thanks! one last thing... I tried checking my access on the Anaconda package. I got the email asking to confirm access to the package, but didn't grant me rights to it.

@vmuriart

@vmuriart i sent a support request to Continuum folks, but their support is very limited for free accounts.

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