It's been four months since the last release, are you planning to release a new version?
I think they are planning a big refactoring towards 1.0, and still have many open issues with the 1.0 tag
Thanks @bratao. Yes, we have been batching together a whole lot of breaking changes to clean things up and refresh our models. It's taking us a while to release a new version because things are currently in a half-broken state while we do this cleanup. I think we're getting close, but you can track progress by following the issues tagged with 1.0, as @bratao said.
Some major goals of the 1.0 release:
transformers repo@tamuhey we plan to release 1.0 next quarter. I'm not sure we plan to release before then, but we may have a release candidate if we have sufficient justification to. If this would help you specifically in some way, please let us know!
@schmmd Thanks. I've submitted PR (#3432) fixes the version of spacy before, and I would like to use it as a release. (Now I clone allennlp from master and use it)
@tamuhey would it work for you to install from a specific commit with pip install "git+git://github.com/allenai/allennlp.git@$SOURCE_COMMIT? That might be a convenient workaround until we have a 1.0 release. It's pretty seamless to pip install from a particular GitHub SHA.
@schmmd Thanks. I install allennlp in that way currently.
@schmmd I want to publish my package on pypi, but pypi doesn't allow direct link dependency.
Thus I want new allennlp on pypi.
spaCy releases nightly package: https://pypi.org/project/spacy-nightly/
I think it's good if allennlp releases nightly.
@tamuhey thanks--that's a great motivating use case. I'm reopening this issue.
@tamuhey we're not going to do a release presently as too much is changing presently. We don't recommend releasing pip packages that depend on a nightly state of AllenNLP.
However we do plan to have automated nightly releases for 1.0, see https://github.com/allenai/allennlp/issues/3758.
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@tamuhey thanks--that's a great motivating use case. I'm reopening this issue.