hi all, rpyc 3.2 is scheduled for release in around two months. it includes several bug fixes (async result weakref issues, proxy ref-counting) and some new features (thread-pool server, ipv6, rpyc-over-ssh), but the most important changes are the *new documentation* and *python 3 support*.
the new documentation is rewritten in sphinx, and includes two parts: the new site and API reference as in-code docstrings (yeah, RPyC finally has docstrings). the new site will be uploaded to *http://rpyc.sourceforge.net*, and the wiki sites will go down. i already deleted rpyc.wikispaces.com -- it's been 5 years since rpyc 2.6 was released, and there's no point in keeping that old site up. it's irrelevant, but takes the 2nd place in google search. the docs of rpyc 2.6 will be made available for download from sourceforge. as for rpyc.wikidot.com -- they began to show way to much ads. i didn't know that, because they don't show ads to logged-in members. and besides, i wanted the generate the API documentation from docstrings, and that wasn't possible. the nice thing about sphinx is, it's part of the source repo. this means every time i commit some changes, it would be very easy for me to update the docs as well, and just run $ make upload so the site will always be up to date. i'm currently in the midst of my semester's finals, so release dates are tentative by nature, but you can see in the commit log that i haven't been idle :) -tomer An NCO and a Gentleman
