New 2.0.5 version code is not on github

[noirbizarre]

Hi!

You released the 2.0.5 version on PyPI but the tag and probably the code is not in this repository.

Waht's in the release, what changed ?

[mafrosis]

+1 I can't update to the latest version if I can't see what's changed in the CHANGELOG:

https://github.com/smurfix/flask-script/blob/master/CHANGES

[asteinlein]

I'm doing an upgrade pass on our dependencies, and reached Flask-Script where I noticed this as well. We can't just upgrade to 2.0.x without any documentation. What's going on with this?

[asldevi]

Any updates on this?

[scriptsrc]

+1

[JeNeSuisPasDave]

+1

Also, v2.0.5 has a bug that the latest code (v2.0.6) fixes. It would be great you could push an update to pypi with that fix. And also, as per the other comments, update the change log, add a 2.0.5 and 2.0.6 tag, etc.

The bug is on this line of commands.py:

 help='monitor Python files for changes (not 100%% safe for production use)',

That is correct code, and is the current state of the repo, but in the current (v2.0.5) version on pypi and installed by pip, it uses 100%; the % is not escaped and so the help output is corrupted (because argparse.print_help() substitutes something for that formatting argument. On my system I see a dump of a dictionary.

[jeffwidman]

Closing this, as it's ultimately two separate issues:

1. outdated changelog (CHANGES out of date #151)
2. need a new release (New release? #149)

[rlam3]

Is it possible to update the documentation with the correct versions? i'm confused between github and flask-script documentation page. Thanks!

[jeffwidman]

@rlam3 I think RTD docs are built from the GitHub repo, although I wasn't around when it was all setup. RTD lets anyone trigger a build of the latest/stable versions by going to the RTD overview page for the project... I just triggered a new build, so if you're still seeing a discrepancy please file a new bug and I'll take a look. Note that you can look at both stable and latest on RTD...