Version 3.2 in pypi

[nils-stefan-weiher]

Dear @Callidon ,

I was trying to update the package to 3.2 using pip. But the newest version is not in pypi:
https://pypi.org/project/rdflib-hdt/

Would be possible for you to update the package there with the 3.2 release version?

If not could you explain to me how to install the 3.2 in a Python virtual env?

Best wishes,

Nils Stefan Weiher

[Callidon]

👋

The github action in charge of publishing to PyPi has failed without sending me a notification 😞
I will build and publish the new version manually to solve that quickly, and look into the github action afterward.

Thank you for noticing it 🙏

[Callidon]

@nils-stefan-weiher Hello, sorry for the very (very) long delay on that, lifehas been awefully busy on my side but I have finally time to handle that correctly.

I had to rework the full PyPi publishing workflow as the way PyPi and Github acitons work has radically changed compared to the latest version. I have the workflow working, but now I hit some issues with an outdated g++ compiler in github actions.

I will keep you updated on that, hopefully I can get it working by the end of the week 🤞

[Callidon]

@nils-stefan-weiher Hello, sorry for the very late reply, I've switched job recently and wasn't able to allocate time to this. After months of fiddling, I've finally fixed the local build on my computer. The CI is still down, but that's Github action using the bad C++ compiler, nothing too complex to solve. I've released the new version 3.2 on pypi, let me know if it works as expected for you.

[ptgolden]

Hi @Callidon! Would it be too much trouble to publish a new version on PyPI with #39 included? I've been installing from GitHub off the commit from there, but it would be nice to depend on an actual version.

Let me know if there's anything I can do to help.

[Callidon]

Hello. I will push a new version manually, I will let you know when it's done

[Callidon]

Release 3.3 is now available 🎉 https://pypi.org/manage/project/rdflib-hdt/release/3.3/

[ptgolden]

Awesome! There's an issue with that version in PyPI, though, that's keeping me from installing it. It doesn't have a source distribution-- only a wheel for Python 3.9 on OSX.