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Scheduling this release tentatively for Thursday 10 Sep 2020 (UTC time), since Monday is a public holiday in the US. Below is a list of outstanding PRs, please let us know if there's anything that should be prioritized for the next few days (e.g. it would help with your research/day-job), and we can try to re-arrange some things (on a best effort basis).
Essential bugfix 🪲 PRs for this release, which we should try our best to do:
@weiji14 The test test_grdview_grid_file_with_region_subset is marked as xfail, but it actually passes. You may want to check it if it really works as expected.
Gonna bump this out by a day to Friday 11 Sep 2020 (UTC time). Should be possible to get #560 and #581 done today, but the release note curation will take a bit of time.
@weiji14 thanks for leading the charge on this! 👏🏽
A few suggestions to simplify this:
You don't need to create the tag locally. When you make the GitHub release, it will make the tag automatically as well so that's one less thing to do.
The perks of not being 1.0 yet is that we don't have to worry about backporting bug fixes to previous releases. So there is no need for a 0.1 branch, which makes things so much simpler.
@weiji14 thanks for leading the charge on this! 👏🏽
Welcome, hope you and your partner are doing well with the new little one 😁
A few suggestions to simplify this:
You don't need to create the tag locally. When you make the GitHub release, it will make the tag automatically as well so that's one less thing to do.
The perks of not being 1.0 yet is that we don't have to worry about backporting bug fixes to previous releases. So there is no need for a 0.1 branch, which makes things so much simpler.
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weiji14 commentedon Sep 6, 2020
Scheduling this release tentatively for Thursday 10 Sep 2020 (UTC time), since Monday is a public holiday in the US. Below is a list of outstanding PRs, please let us know if there's anything that should be prioritized for the next few days (e.g. it would help with your research/day-job), and we can try to re-arrange some things (on a best effort basis).
Essential bugfix 🪲 PRs for this release, which we should try our best to do:
Nice to have enhancements ✨, can wait for next patch release (v0.2.1), or get into v0.2.0 if someone reviews/approves them 😄:
New features to push ⏩ to next minor release (v0.3.0):
CC @GenericMappingTools/python-contributors, @lhoupert, @hemmelig, @MarkWieczorek, @EJFielding and anyone else interested.
seisman commentedon Sep 6, 2020
@weiji14 The test
test_grdview_grid_file_with_region_subsetis marked as xfail, but it actually passes. You may want to check it if it really works as expected.weiji14 commentedon Sep 11, 2020
Gonna bump this out by a day to Friday 11 Sep 2020 (UTC time). Should be possible to get #560 and #581 done today, but the release note curation will take a bit of time.
leouieda commentedon Sep 11, 2020
@weiji14 thanks for leading the charge on this! 👏🏽
A few suggestions to simplify this:
weiji14 commentedon Sep 11, 2020
Welcome, hope you and your partner are doing well with the new little one 😁
Sounds good, we can update the release checklist template to remove these two bullet points. Also ties in with your previous comment at #424 (comment).
weiji14 commentedon Sep 12, 2020
Ok, release time! @seisman, could you do the Github Release at https://github.com/GenericMappingTools/pygmt/releases (which will make the tag v0.2.0 as @leouieda menitoned), then I'll upload the zip file to Zenodo.
seisman commentedon Sep 12, 2020
Done.
weiji14 commentedon Sep 12, 2020
Thanks @seisman, I see you've bumped up the PyGMT version at try-gmt (GenericMappingTools/try-gmt@2f22696). I've just made the PyGMT v0.2.0 release announcement on the forum at https://forum.generic-mapping-tools.org/t/pygmt-v0-2-0-released/879 too.
So what's left should be to link to that on the website, and also on ResearchGate. How about you pick one and I'll do the other?
seisman commentedon Sep 12, 2020
OK, I'll update the website.
weiji14 commentedon Sep 12, 2020
Great, announcements all done! We can close this now and move on to the next big thing 😁