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@anntzer anntzer commented Aug 26, 2016

See #39.

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Sorry @anntzer, I had forgotten to push some changes I made a few days ago and now there is a merge conflict.

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I am increasingly unable to maintain this library, as I do not have a Matlab install and now I cannot get even pymatbridge to work. @anntzer, would you be willing to take on the long term maintenance of this library and support only the native engine?

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anntzer commented Aug 26, 2016

done.

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anntzer commented Aug 26, 2016

I guess dropping pymatbridge would also mean dropping support for octave? (which I do not personally use)

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I maintain the Octave Kernel, which does not rely on pymatbridge.

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anntzer commented Aug 26, 2016

Let's do it then.

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arokem commented Aug 26, 2016

FWIW, I am +1 to dropping the pymatbridge requirement. There are some unresolved issues with newer versions of Matlab (e.g., arokem/python-matlab-bridge#244), and I have very little bandwidth to resolve these (and less and less need for my own purposes).

Unless I am understanding something, it seems to me that the Matlab Python interface should eventually make the work in pymatbridge obsolete.

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@anntzer, getting you set up now, what is your PyPI username?

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I added anntzer on PyPI as an owner, and you are an owner here. Thanks so much!

@blink1073 blink1073 merged commit 3299c81 into Calysto:master Aug 27, 2016
@anntzer anntzer deleted the no-pymatbridge-dependency branch August 27, 2016 16:23
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anntzer commented Aug 27, 2016

You found me :)

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