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I havent seen much activity in SVN/mailinglist/jira lately so I thought I would ask on Meta and see how development was progressing...

Are things shaping up so that the Fantasy Island 0.6 stable release can be expected sometime soon? Any status updates for us users that are (anxiously, but patiently) waiting on a Stable release?

asked 13 Aug '10, 13:50

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edited 13 Aug '10, 13:51


Hi there. Development hasn't stalled, we've just been working on things for other releases. We'll put some focus on wrapping up a few more things and do a stable release. For a python project, what would be the preferred way to release this beast? An easy_install capable package, a .egg file, perhaps just a tar.gz, or even all of the above? Some feedback would be great :)

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answered 13 Aug '10, 19:38

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Thank you for your response matt. To make it as accessible to as many people as possible the 'all of the above' method is usually best (albeit time consuming). In addition to the methods you mentioned above I have been noticing that pip http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pip has been gaining quite a bit of traction lately, so theres another one to add to the stack ;-).

(13 Aug '10, 20:24) faultyserver

tar.gz would suffice for me. But, of course, I can't speak for everybody.

(13 Aug '10, 20:45) bbpan

Thanks for the feedback guys. We'll look into these methods and see what we can do. tar.gz is by far the easiest :)

(14 Aug '10, 11:12) matt ♦♦

tar.gz is best for me, too!

(20 Aug '10, 13:58) Greg
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