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Given the current status of issues/prs, I suggest that we pick a day to release and go with whatever is available on that day. @kanderso-nrel already started the Finalize PR, which implies that he's volunteered to tag as well :) In that case, up to Kevin on schedule. |
Sure, I can tag. Sometime next week, maybe March 29? Given its recent progress it'd be a bit of a shame to not include #1251 IMHO. #1345 would be good too (thanks @cwhanse for pointing it out). I've not updated that file before but I'm willing to figure it out if others are not actively excited to do it this time. We are not addressing any part of #1403 in 0.9.1, correct? |
I would ❤️ to have a regular release schedule, like every 3-6 months. This is an essential component of agile |
I think the solution is not to delay the release but to have more often releases, but I realize it's a balancing act. |
Each release leaves me with a list of open issues that I would like to see closed. More frequent releases = more motivation to work on those issues :) |
@kanderso-nrel and others, shall we add "auto-bot" to conda forge? Create an issue with this in the title only? |
In my experience, the conda forge bots are only ok at picking up changes to the dependencies. We could add automerge but I think we'd still want to manually review the work and possibly need to update recipes and issue new builds. |
I think there's a different bot for detecting version changes, not automerge-bot, which I think pushes a new release automatically if the tests all pass. That's been my experience with the dulwich-feedstock. I believe the one we might want then is regro/cf-autotick-bot, which I thought would automatically already be part of the pvlib python feedstock, but is it possible that pvlib predates the autotick-bot? TBH, I don't understand how to add this functionality if it's not already part of the feedstock, I think if we want this feature (which I'd advise) we should seek help on their google group? I notice that SolarForecastArbiter was forked by the autotick-bot, but pvlib is not
IDK, maybe I'm missing something. Are any of you getting PR's from autotick-bot alerting you about a possible new version of pvlib upstream? I don't see it, but I think we should be. It broke somewhere between v0.8 and v0.9: |
From conda-forge/solarforecastarbiter-feedstock#17 (comment)
It's better than nothing, but it does require review. I don't remember anything about the pvlib feedstock setup, so best to search their docs and/or ping their bot team. |
Maybe last bullet is a clue
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We should get v0.9.1 released soon.
Issues to close or relabel:
PRs to complete or relabel:
@pvlib/pvlib-maintainer feel free to add or modify these check lists.
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