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Dear Andreas,

First I'm really annoyed that this issue (and that other one) did not show up in my github notifications. So here I was happily continuing development, while I should have fixed packaging issues first. So apologies for the late reply.

I'm sure you're right, I will release a fix as version 1.17.1 soon.

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first things first: Thanks a stack for conceiving and maintaining this excellent Python package.

And thanks for the praise! :-)

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@amotl the CI test suite fixing these issues is currently running. If it passes, I will release 1.17.1 tomorrow (already making dinner for today, sorry ;-) )

If you like, you can also compare the branch with the fixes to release 1.17.0:

1.17.0...bugfix/fix-1.17.0-packaging-issues

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Dear Mathias,

So here I was happily continuing development, while I should have fixed packaging issues first. So apologies for the late reply.

I saw that you have been really busy bringing more improvements to the code base and I appreciate that very much. No worries!

I will release a fix as version 1.17.1 soon.

Thank you so much. Don't hurry!

With kind regards,
Andreas.

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I just pushed release 1.17.1 to pypi and dockerhub.

The git tag is not yet pushed, as travis (or the django docs, I'm not sure) is currently having problems.

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Hi Mathias,

thank you, I will test the new 1.17.1 release on behalf of tunfish-ca when I can find some time.

Regarding Travis CI, I hear you. Due to its recent restrictions on supporting FOSS projects, it is becoming more and more sluggish. I believe many people are migrating to GitHub Actions these days, as we are also doing just recently on behalf of e.g. crate/crate_ruby#31 and crate/crate-dbal#98. You might want to consider doing the same. Just let me know if you need some support on that.

With kind regards,
Andreas.

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