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PythonTurtle 1.0.0 #85
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ow, i'm busy on one commercial project, but i hope it will take a week.... |
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and i want to transfer some of my ideas from 0.2 realise to google-code-in, by the way |
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Okay, let me know when you're nearing the end of phase 1. |
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Hi Sergey, You hoped phase 1 will take a week. 3 days passed. Are you halfway there? Would you like to re-estimate how long it will take? |
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I think, as soon as we have automatically built installers and the Python 3 + wxPython 4.0 proves stable on all target platforms we should release that as version 1.0.0 (and use semantic versioning from that point of time on). |
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Okay :)
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I think, as soon as we have automatically built installers and the Python
3 + wxPython 4.0 proves stable on all target platforms we should release
that as version 1.0.0 (and use semantic versioning <https://semver.org/>
from that point of time on).
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In addition to having PythonTurtle packages be built automatically for all target platforms we should fix the following issues before bumping the version to 1.0.0, I believe: As of the current code base, PythonTurtle now already runs on Python 3.6+, and packages for PyPI are built automatically (fix for the upload authentication issue pending). Can you update the title of this issue to "PythonTurtle 1.0.0"? |

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We need to plan PythonTurtle 0.2.
What I think we'll do is:
Any comments on the plan?
Sergey, how long do you think phase 1 is going to take? How long before you add all the features you want?