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[00:19:23] <dstufft> mordred: cool, that'd be pretty awesome :D more help is always super appreciated

[14:49:30] <doismellburning> it's so easy to forget though

[14:50:19] <doismellburning> I'm trying to get an internal tool that looks a bit like `mvn release` finished and open-sourced - I suspect this may be of some interest to you

[15:05:59] <sigmavirus24> hah I was thinking of something that wraps twine and does releases on GitHub as well

[15:06:08] <sigmavirus24> (naturally using github3.py)

[15:06:51] <sigmavirus24> Not having a lot of time to work on that stuff lately though

[15:06:55] <sigmavirus24> (yay writing talks)

[15:08:21] <sigmavirus24> doismellburning: re your contributing tweets: https://github.com/cognitect/transit-python#contributing

[15:10:06] <doismellburning> sigmavirus24: well that's an interesting one

[15:11:18] <doismellburning> sigmavirus24: at least in my case, forking was trivially easy and not totally terrible

[16:22:15] <dstufft> sigmavirus24_awa: isn't "doing releases on github" just tagging the thing?

[18:42:24] <sigmavirus24> dstufft: no

[18:42:34] <sigmavirus24> There's more to it than that. Although a corresponding tag is necessary, yes

[18:42:49] <sigmavirus24> Actually I think you can release from any ref via the API but only tags via the UI

[18:42:57] <sigmavirus24> (YAY FOR CONSISTENCY -_-)

[18:43:30] <sigmavirus24> The big part of releasing to github is uploading the files and I hate using file browsers to do so, so automating it would be fantastical

[18:43:35] <sigmavirus24> =P

[20:44:10] <pmxbot> arfrever pushed 1 commit to setuptools (https://bitbucket.org/pypa/setuptools/) :

[20:44:10] <pmxbot> Fix "AttributeError: 'TarFile' object has no attribute '__exit__'" with Python 3.1.