could there be an 0.3.2 (or 0.3.2-RC2 ;-)) release?

[yarikoptic]

I see that there is some roadmap for 0.3.2 release (with 10 issues to tackle), but in the light of recent fixes (e.g. I care about untracked_files fix) I hoped that there might be some bugfix release along the way?

Thank you in advance!

[yarikoptic]

reply would be very appreciated -- I want to decide on how to update debian python-git package -- just pick up patches or (ideally) update to current state (thus official release or candidate would help)

[Byron]

Does it make sense to use pips special form to pull from a github repository directly, such as in this example ?

# Get latest version in 0.3
pip install git+https://github.com/gitpython-developers/[email protected]

Another form of this command can pull a particular commit - more information about this type of pip invocation can be found here.

[yarikoptic]

@Byron For good or for worse, my Debian-rotten soul has limited experience with pip since I am preferring installation/maintenance in implementation-agnostic way (apt-get ;-) ) and offload integration testing upon tests/users on a particular system (e.g. Debian) -- hence was my question, because releases help to identify/compare different versions of the same software, which would be tricky if deployment is always happening from a moving target without clear versioning. AFAIK such pip install should work but upgrades will not fetch new state from the 0.3 (I could be proven wrong!).

[Byron]

A new release has been made.