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Release v4.4.0 #706
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I've finished all the tasks I'd planned for the 4.4 release except for any straightforward auth improvements (and getting more PRs merged). @mdengler could you look through my 2 PRs I sent you #694 and #700? Then @insanum @jcrowgey we'll need permission to push an update to PyPI. Is it doable to grant me access to that? And then my focus for remaining changes will be revisiting auth, #692. I'll be digging in to investigate how it's currently set up and possible directions, but I could use more eyes on that discussion. |
I've now landed all the changes I was hoping to get into a 4.4 release! Just figuring out publishing logistics now... |
@jcrowgey can you grant me access to push gcalcli to testpypi and pypi? Looks like you and @tresni are the only ones with access. Some details at https://pypi.org/help/#project-name. |
I'm certainly not opposed to doing so! It may take a minute to dig up my own credentials, tho.
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@jcrowgey can you grant me access to push gcalcli to testpypi and pypi? Looks like you and @tresni are the only ones with access. Some details at https://pypi.org/help/#project-name.
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It took me a minute, but I was able to recovery my pypi account. What
is your pypi identity?
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It's https://pypi.org/user/dbarnett/ + https://test.pypi.org/user/mu_mind/. Thanks! |
Release is live on PyPI! https://pypi.org/project/gcalcli/4.4.0/ Now to get to work on the real fun in the next milestone, 4.5: https://github.com/insanum/gcalcli/milestone/10 |
Hi @dbarnett, I have not been able to look at this until now. Two things of note that I added earlier are:
I have some scripts I could post somewhere to demonstrate how to use these, but they were designed entirely for my own use and do not meet the usual standard for |
Also, please accept my personal thanks for taking on the leadership of this project. Very much appreciated. |
Couldn't agree more. Much appreciation. David, you've been a machine! :-)
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Aww, thank you! It's been really cool being able to jump into the gcalcli project you've built and revitalize things. ❤️ @michaelmhoffman happy to help get your |
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Process bug for preparing 4.4.0 release.
Mostly just here to serve as a comment thread for discussing the release...
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