New release?

[tdegeus]

I would like to add docopt.cpp to conda-forge. However, it relies on releases. Therefore it would be great of a new release can be made!

Once this is done, I can create the conda-forge package. It would be great if I can add one or more of the authors/maintainers to that package, for them to have push-rights also for the conda-forge package.

[tdegeus]

The conda-forge recipe is live:

https://github.com/conda-forge/docopt.cpp-feedstock

The invitation to authors/maintainers/contributors to become a maintainer to the conda-forge package is still open !

[jaredgrubb]

There's not much in the latest patches. We could spin a release though. Maybe after the weekend and I can get these patches curated :)

[tdegeus]

It's true that the number of patches is limited. So no big hurry!

[tdegeus]

Also, a thing to consider is the following, which I recently came across on fmt

fmtlib/fmt#1437
conda-forge/fmt-feedstock#5

It could be nice to fix before a new release. If you want I can prepare a PR (somewhere next week)

[tdegeus]

@jaredgrubb Are you interested in being a co-maintainer of https://github.com/conda-forge/docopt.cpp-feedstock ? It would not require anything of you, but you would have push-rights just in case.

Also, it could be nice to understand #124 (and #125 ) before releasing. That would make sure that the updated conda-forge feedstock does not contain the problem, whatever it may be...

[jaredgrubb]

I'm open to that. Not sure what I would do with it, but happy to do it if it helps.

[chrisdembia]

A new release would be great. I think the commits since 0.6.2 are quite substantial (build system improvements).

[jaredgrubb]

Tagged and released!

[tdegeus]

Great! The new version is also live on conda-forge.

[chrisdembia]

Yay!

[jaredgrubb]

Awesome thanks!

[chrisdembia]

I’ve already been able to incorporate this in my opensim staged recipe for conda forge. 👍