Christopher Arndt

I had someone using pipewire-jack test the installlation of python-rtmidi 1.5.0 from the source distribution using this command: pip -v install --user --upgrade --no-cache-dir --no-binary python-rtmidi --log python-rtmidi-install.log python-rtmidi And...

Assumed fixed with release 1.5.0.

> @SpotlightKid would you consider passing the baton to another maintainer? Please see #137

@tparker24 Until a new version is released, you'll have to install from a Git repository checkout. See https://spotlightkid.github.io/python-rtmidi/install-windows.html#download-unpack-python-rtmidi-source and ignore the first paragraph in that section.

Closing this, since we received no further feedback and we provide working binary wheels for windows with release 1.5.1 and the build system has changed completely since this was opened.

I can confirm this crash still happens with carla 2.2.0-RC1. Here's a backtrace I produced by compiling BHarvestr with `make CPPFLAGS+="+g "` and running carla with `carla --gdb`. Not very...

Adding comments to frames is already implemented in my private fork and there is a pull request (#119) to add it to the main project. Since this makes a change...

What's basically missing for a 2.0 release is updating the branch with the newest developments on master, writing up an "upgrade notice" (the frames file gets updated automatically, but it's...

> My plan after that will be to put a pull request on @SpotlightKid's fork and then have Spotlight PR those changes into the original #115 and #119 tickets to...

I'm also always a bit surprised, that pyliblo/liblo doesn't support more flexible dispatch. Some time ago I implemented an extended form of regular expresssion based dispatching here: https://github.com/SpotlightKid/python-rtmidi/blob/master/examples/osc2midi/oscdispatcher.py It works...