Hi, as a further side note, test.pypi.org hold now the betas as well and as wheel (ha!), but also as source. rdiff-backup is now one pip command away (with or without --user):
pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ rdiff-backup==1.9.0b1.dev8 See https://test.pypi.org/project/rdiff-backup/1.9.0b1.dev8/ for details. Further betas and the final release will be available from the "production" PyPI server so that you won't need the `-i` option to install. KR, Eric On 08/02/2020 17:48, EricZolf wrote: > Hi, > > as I write these lines, the last MR closing the last issue marked for > milestone 2.0.0 is being tested (it'll deploy automatically the release > to PyPI, yeah!). > > Before this can become reality, a few things need to happen: > > 1. someone needs to review my 4 PRs at [1] - I can merge myself but I > can't review myself (well, I don't want to) > 2. @zjw - you have 2 MRs waiting for updates after review - I'd like to > take them with this release. When are you able to address them? > 3. @ottok - similar question for [2] - we currently have inconsistently > versioned Debian packages. > 4. anybody needs to test, test, test! At this stage, we'll address only > critical bugs not already present in 1.2.8. > > Thanks everybody for your support, we're almost there, > Eric > > [1] https://github.com/rdiff-backup/rdiff-backup/pulls > [2] https://github.com/rdiff-backup/rdiff-backup/issues/252 > -- please do _not_ put me in copy on rdiff-backup-users, it just confuses my filters. Thanks.
