I see that you've released 3.1.0 already. I'd like to give my 2 cents on
the release process itself.
First of all, I don't see a changelog anywhere. It'd be very helpful for
users to know what new features there are and which bugs were fixed in
this release.
Second, why are you building eggs for RPyC? A Windows installer I can
understand, but eggs seem rather pointless to distribute, especially
since RPyC does not have any C extensions. Eggs are being phased out
anyway. All you really need to upload is the tarball (python setup.py
sdist) and the win32 installer.
Third, consider uploading the tarball (+ any Windows installers) to
PyPI. If I try installing RPyC right now using pip (pip install rpyc),
all I get is the old 3.0.7 version. Easy_install, however, gives me
"3.1.0-pre", which isn't quite right either.
- [rpyc] About making new releases Alex Grönholm
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