Release

[fabaff]

Hmm, PyPI tell me that the latest release is 1.1.9. The changelog says it's 1.1.4 (I assume that the changelog wasn't updated) and the latest release on GitHub is 1.1.5.

Also, it seems that the setup.py file is missing.

Usually, I don't care where the package source is coming from (the Fedora Package guidelines don't make a statement about that) but I would be nice if it doesn't change too often.

[s0md3v]

Well, Photon is on 1.1.5 right now but the changelog wasn't updated after 1.1.4.

When I uploaded Photon to PyPi, I was quite new to PyPi and I messed up. I deleted the build from there and tried to upload it again which ofc failed because PyPi doesn't allow you to upload the same version so I uploaded it again after fixing what I think was causing the trouble and it didn't work again so I uploaded it with +1 version number and......we are here, on 1.1.9.

[fabaff]

I see. It would be nice if they are synced 😉

BTW, thanks for your quick response.

[fabaff]

This is not resolved.

[s0md3v]

There's only one way to resolve this.
PyPi release is at 1.1.9 while Github release is at 1.1.5, so now when 1.1.6 comes out, we can name PyPi release 1.1.9.1 and we can keep doing this until we reach 1.1.10 where we can finally merge them.

Do you have a better idea?