github latest is 2.0.0 vs pypi latest 2.0.15 how comes?

[jvalhondo]

According to github, latest is 2.0.0
However, according to pypi latest is 2.0.15 https://pypi.python.org/pypi/plotly/2.0.15
It is kind of weird and confusing, isn't it?

[ghisvail]

Perhaps they just forgot to push the tags, that's all.

[nehalecky]

Totally agree. I asked the same thing a while back, #397. No luck. :/

[jvalhondo]

Seems this issue is fixed and the tags are pushed.
https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/tags

I can feel the improvements that are going on, great work! 💪
I'm closing it.

[nehalecky]

tags are indeed pushed, that's great. Still, latest release shows up as 2.0.0:

minor, but still annoying, issue

[jonmmease]

Thanks for mentioning that @nehalecky. I've never really paid attention this section in GitHub repos before 🙂

Do you find it helpful to have the info here in addition to the changelog? One option would be to add dummy release to the top with a link to the changelog. But it also doesn't look like it would take much work to copy the changelog entries in here during the release process if it's helpful to folks.

[jvalhondo]

@jonmmease & @nehalecky: I would suggest a similar approach to the pandas python library (which I've also seen in most of the cases)
Here I paste the link to pandas releases: https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/releases