Tomas Mudrunka
Tomas Mudrunka
cv.CAP_DSHOW reportedly breaks opencv at MacOS. https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/oxo3gd/why_do_i_have_to_use_cv2cap_dshow/
i added 0.9.14.304 which is not exactly a stable release, but that's what i currently use... maybe we can find some older 0.9.14 release to tag as well. until 0.9.15...
@greyltc what do you think about making packages based on pip releases? is that good solution for you?
> I'm packaging for Arch. Nice to hear that. I use Arch almost exclusively, especialy during bCNC development. I think we can figure something out. BTW pip/pypi can be used...
Also i think it should be easy to add some kind of rolling tag called "stable" that would always point to the latest commit uploaded to pypi. However lately we've...
There are these two files that i currently use for releasing: https://github.com/vlachoudis/bCNC/blob/master/setup.py https://github.com/vlachoudis/bCNC/blob/master/makefile Whenever i feel like there were enough changes in bCNC to be useful for people and bCNC...
I've modified the makefile so it does tag latest commit uploaded to pypi with tag called "pypi" each time i do the upload. So you can perhaps use this.
Is such approach good for your use case?
It is possible. However i am bit afraid that there will be too much tags and it will get confusing here on github...
On the other hand... We have Travis CI enabled. Idealy i would like to use Travis to generate and upload packages for all platforms automaticaly for each tag (or even...