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Add release git tag #5
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So. We ended up linking to the pypi source instead. I would rather point directly to the GitHub release, but this will do for now. So there is no rush here. PyDOE is now on conda forge. See https://github.com/conda-forge/pydoe-feedstock So with conda, installing is as easy as:
@tisimst I will happily add you as maintainer/admin as well. Otherwise, I will just keep it updated. |
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@tisimst Thank you for an extremely useful library. I am creating a conda recipe to build it for conda-forge: https://github.com/conda-forge
Would you consider adding tag for the newest version on github. Just add a git tag with the string
0.3.8
. That would make it simpler to refer to a specific version on github, and simplify the recipe a bit.You can see the proposed recipe here: conda-forge/staged-recipes#1046
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