I want to let everyone know my thinking regarding the release process of conda-lock v3 and also prepare the release notes. Comments welcome!
My current impression is that the recent release of mamba/micromamba v2 has caused a bit of chaos, and that it's prudent to wait for things to stabilize somewhat before cutting this release. (Ideally this specifically means merging #720 and #724.) On the other hand, I expect this release to resolve many outstanding bugs and blockers, so many will want to install as soon as possible.
I'd like to encourage the eager and brave to install from the main branch. Installing via pip should look something like
pipx install --force 'git+https://github.com/conda/conda-lock@main'
where pipx can be replaced with pip and main can be replaced with a current Git SHA.
Alternatively, from an environment.yml, you can add the following to your dependencies
dependencies:
- git # Only necessary when Git is unavailable at the system level
- pip
- pip:
- conda-lock @ git+https://github.com/conda/conda-lock@main
First draft release notes, up to and including #633:
[explanation of major changes goes here]
[say something nice about pixi, and link to the migration docs]
TODO: categorize the below, remove bot contributions, combine followups, check the authors, e.g. srilman is missing
What's Changed
Breaking changes
New features
Bugfixes
Documentation
Maintenance
New Contributors
I want to let everyone know my thinking regarding the release process of conda-lock v3 and also prepare the release notes. Comments welcome!
My current impression is that the recent release of mamba/micromamba v2 has caused a bit of chaos, and that it's prudent to wait for things to stabilize somewhat before cutting this release. (Ideally this specifically means merging #720 and #724.) On the other hand, I expect this release to resolve many outstanding bugs and blockers, so many will want to install as soon as possible.
I'd like to encourage the eager and brave to install from the main branch. Installing via pip should look something like
pipx install --force 'git+https://github.com/conda/conda-lock@main'where
pipxcan be replaced withpipandmaincan be replaced with a current Git SHA.Alternatively, from an
environment.yml, you can add the following to your dependenciesFirst draft release notes, up to and including #633:
[explanation of major changes goes here]
[say something nice about pixi, and link to the migration docs]
TODO: categorize the below, remove bot contributions, combine followups, check the authors, e.g. srilman is missing
What's Changed
Breaking changes
New features
Bugfixes
Documentation
Maintenance
New Contributors