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astroquery dev version is different on PyPI vs local build #3603
That is a number of commits since the beginning. We have that dev version versioning string for a long time and it hasn't changed once we recently switched out from using astropy_helpers.
How does one compare versions between PyPI release and local dev build?
Should be the same if you build locally and install from that source distribution rather than install directly from the source checkout or as editable. I'll look into to use the same formatting for these local builds or change both to something sensible.
Note: the whole versioning is to be changed to switch to a date or partly date based versioning.
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bsipocz commentedon Jun 3, 2026
That is a number of commits since the beginning. We have that dev version versioning string for a long time and it hasn't changed once we recently switched out from using astropy_helpers.
Should be the same if you build locally and install from that source distribution rather than install directly from the source checkout or as editable. I'll look into to use the same formatting for these local builds or change both to something sensible.
Note: the whole versioning is to be changed to switch to a date or partly date based versioning.
keflavich commentedon Jun 3, 2026
#1604 only 1999 issues ago 🙈
@bsipocz I'll take a stab at getting that really working.
bsipocz commentedon Jun 3, 2026
That is high at the top of my list once this release is out and I'm back from the travels.