Plans for releasing 0.2?

[musicinmybrain]

Since https://github.com/hgrecco/pint is using a vendored copy of flexparser taken from somewhere around 49e5c11, with a number of changes not in the 0.1 release, is a 0.2 release planned any time soon?

In Fedora Linux, we’d rather de-vendor flexparser and use an external copy as part of a general policy of avoiding bundled libraries except under certain conditions. This is pretty easy to do, but it would be nice if the packaged flexparser could be a tagged/stable release rather than a pre-release snapshot. I understand, though, that the vendored copy in pint works, and from your perspective this isn’t a problem or something you need to do anything about.

[hgrecco]

Given what you suggest, I could release a new flexparser version. I will do it over the weekend.

[musicinmybrain]

Are you still planning a 0.2 release? Thanks!

[hgrecco]

Done! Pint now uses flexparser 0.2

By the way, is there anything we can do from pint/flexparser to make things easier for Fedora?

[musicinmybrain]

Ideally, pint’s flexcache and flexparser dependencies would be normal dependencies, rather than each package being both released independently on PyPI and also bundled/vendored in pint. I’m not sure if this is something you would consider or not.

[hgrecco]

I will consider this into Pint! thanks!