Dask Release

[TomAugspurger]

I'd like to propose a release for dask to fix a syntax compatibility issue with Python 3.5.

@quasiben has fixed the issue on Dask master.

Is there anything else worth waiting on, or should we do a release soon?

xref dask/dask#5447

[quasiben]

Should we warn on Twitter or other places ? After/Before ?

[TomAugspurger]

I think announcing on Twitter after the release is sufficient.

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[mrocklin]

Historically I haven't even been doing announcements on twitter (though I think that it's a decent practice to get into) On Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 2:21 PM Tom Augspurger <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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[jacobtomlinson]

Unless you specifically want to include information about the release in the tweet it is quite straight forward to set up something like IFTTT to automatically tweet when a new tag is created on GitHub. GitHub has an RSS feed of all tags for a project so you can use that as the triggering source.

[TomAugspurger]

@jrbourbeau did you want to handle this dask release or should I?

[jrbourbeau]

I can push a dask 2.5.3 release later this afternoon. @mrocklin is it alright to have an accompanying distributed release?

[mrocklin]

Yes. I think so. A release would be welcome.

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[mrocklin]

If you haven't started already I suggest that we merge in the dashboard refactor, and then call this 2.6. We might then write up a quick blogpost about the ssh/jobqueue/kubernetes rewrite as part of the release.

[mrocklin]

assuming that we're comfortable releasing dask-kubernetes (@jacobtomlinson )

[jacobtomlinson]

Yes I'll get a 0.10 realease out tomorrow unless someone else wants to do it before then.

[jrbourbeau]

If you haven't started already I suggest that we merge in the dashboard refactor, and then call this 2.6

Sounds good, I'll wait until dask/distributed#3138 is in and then do a 2.6 release

[jrbourbeau]

Dask and distributed 2.6.0 are on PyPI and conda-forge now. Thanks all!