Release a version

[erinyoung]

I know this tool is still in development, but I'm looking forward to your first working version.

I want to create a docker container for sarscov2recombinants for the state public health bioinformaticians (https://github.com/StaPH-B/docker-builds).

[lenaschimmel]

Great!

I'm experienced with docker, but not with python. This is the first python program I ever release, so I'm not quite sure what you need.

If I make it pip-installable (#3) I guess that's a good start?

[erinyoung]

Actually, what I need is a github release. That way I can wget or curl your repo.

[erinyoung]

I need something in here (when it's ready):

https://github.com/lenaschimmel/sarscov2recombinants/releases

[lenaschimmel]

Okay, understood. I think I'll have something ready by the end of this week.

[kapsakcj]

+1

Even a "beta" release of sc2rf named "v0.1.0" or something similar via GitHub would be useful.

It's a bit cleaner & easier for us to create a docker image when there is a tagged release via github instead of using a specific git commit hash to pin the version of sc2rf in the docker image.