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FWIW, the Marconi team views this release as a true exception to the rule;
future releases won¹t need to do this.

On 1/9/14, 8:00 AM, "Jeremy Stanley" <fungi at yuggoth.org> wrote:

>On 2014-01-08 11:10:50 +0100 (+0100), Flavio Percoco wrote:
>> We tagged python-marconiclient this morning and we wanted to
>> release a version of it on pypi. Unfortunately, at the same time
>> we did that, zuul was restarted and the job wasn't triggered.
>> 
>> Could any of job trigger the job manually? The tag we want to
>> release is 0.0.1a1
>
>Just to follow up, I worked with Flavio via IRC to take care of this
>yesterday... we're spread a little thin this week so I'm only just
>now getting this deep into my mountains of E-mail.
>
>Bear in mind, it's a little unusual that you're wanting to serve
>pre-release versions from PyPI:
>
>    https://review.openstack.org/65483
>
>Official OpenStack clients currently only publish their pre-releases
>to tarballs.openstack.org and leave PyPI publication strictly for
>release versions. Since you're still working toward your first
>release there's not as much danger in it (users aren't going to
>accidentally upgrade from a release to a newer prerelease because of
>old pip behavior in your in your current case), but it's still
>different from how official clients currently operate and you'll
>want to revisit it between your final release candidate and the
>first pre-release for the second release version.
>
>We do, however, hope to start publishing wheels of pre-release
>versions (but not tarballs of them) to PyPI soon, so perhaps that
>will become standard for us before you officially release (no idea
>what your timeline is, and we have no solid ETA either). This is
>safer because the version of pip which started checking for
>available wheels is the same version which started recognizing
>standard pre-release version patterns and ceased installing them by
>default. We'll provide more details on these improvements in release
>process once we get a little closer.
>-- 
>Jeremy Stanley