Matthew Feickert

> I now installed with pip, forcing panda-client version to 1.5.46 and it works as expected. Since I don't need `panda`, that would do enough for me. Think it's worth...

@rkansal47 No, I haven't yet, though thanks for the reminder that this is a todo. First things I would recommend doing: * [x] Having @pkomiske give @rikab maintainer permissions on...

cc @rikab for the above (I forgot to add you earlier).

> * [ ] Have a seperate publishing workflow that downloads the artifacts and then publishes them using [PyPI's Trusted Publishers](https://learn.scientific-python.org/development/guides/gha-wheels/#publishing). (Double posting across here and email — sorry in...

> Honestly it's something I've been meaning to do but just haven't gotten around to. Cool. :+1: > I'm not too familiar with the distribution side of packaging, so I'm...

Nothing to apologize about. :) > Depending on how it goes, if I run into any issues or have any questions about anything I'll definitely make sure to take you...

Nice! Yeah, you had a pretty gnarly stack to wrangle for the `v0.13.0` release https://github.com/saforem2/l2hmc-qcd/blob/0623676233ce632d45231a79ad92aa945b013d95/pyproject.toml#L24-L49 so I have some empathy for what that's like to deal with. I would normally...

@mpetroff https://github.com/scikit-hep/mplhep/pull/463 and https://github.com/scikit-hep/mplhep/pull/508 have reinvigorated my desire to see https://github.com/scikit-hep/mplhep/pull/508 get into a `matplotlib` release. :) I generally prefer longer more descriptive names (though I know not everyone feels...

I would defer to @tacaswell here, but I have negative views on city names and latin names as I am someone who strongly prefers names to be self descriptive or...

Thanks very much for this conscientious decision, @mpetroff! That's super great news. :) > Thus, I'm fine with either `petroffX` or `ptrffX` being used, but it seems that `petroffX` is...