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We are probably due for releasing this on PyPI for some time now. I will look into doing it via github actions, so the only requirement for making a new version will be making a tag in git and pushing it.

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  1. robertjensen commented on Oct 19, 2022

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    This would be simply brilliant!!!!

  2. robertjensen commented on Oct 19, 2022

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    Also, on the same topic; I am not quite sure how to maintain the documentation, do you have a cheat-sheet on how to update readthedocs?

  3. KennethNielsen commented on Oct 22, 2022

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    @robertjensen the "main" version on ReadTheDocs (the version not tied to a version, which I think is the only only one there right now) should update automatically. Usually, if that doesn't happen it is due to a build error. Best way to check that, if you are missing new documentation on RTD, is first to make sure it build locally, and if nothing shows up there, check the build log on RTD. You can sometimes have build errors only on RTD, caused e.g. by platform dependencies. If you run into problems let me know. I can remember that I have done a few non standard things with those docs.

  4. robertjensen commented on Oct 26, 2022

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  5. KennethNielsen commented on Nov 6, 2022

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    This seems to be the problem. I will see about fixing it.

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