Conda recipe is being worked on here: conda-forge/staged-recipes#30205
At the moment it fails since https://github.com/micromechanics/ebsdlab/blob/main/setup.py#L7 cannot find the import. It could probably be fixed if it is a relative import.
That said, would it make more sense to adopt a standard tool like bumpversion or versioneer? These approaches allow versioning to be handled within the codebase without relying on a PyPI release. They also support updating versions in line with semantic versioning, even for non-PyPI changes.
What do you think?
Conda recipe is being worked on here: conda-forge/staged-recipes#30205
At the moment it fails since https://github.com/micromechanics/ebsdlab/blob/main/setup.py#L7 cannot find the import. It could probably be fixed if it is a relative import.
That said, would it make more sense to adopt a standard tool like bumpversion or versioneer? These approaches allow versioning to be handled within the codebase without relying on a PyPI release. They also support updating versions in line with semantic versioning, even for non-PyPI changes.
What do you think?