Conda/pip version

[dinisov]

Hi the version installed with pip install is version 0.3.0, as is the version in github. However, they differ. Running

tiles = image_slicer.slice('test_image.jpg', col=6, row=4, save=False)

Throws an error, but installing the github version works. This seems to be related to a commented out line in main.py, line 158, which is still in use in the version available through conda and pip.

[cromlyngames]

Hello,

I'd made a few changes to my 0.3 install to allow me to slice an image into 8 equal strips, rather than tiles. I came here to create a pull request, and the changes are already done here (in the last commit, cromlyngames@8c4d97b)

forced reinstall on pip did not solve it, so is the version that pip is pointing at out of date?

[dinisov]

First of all I am no github expert. Pip says it installs version 0.3.0 but it is different from the github version, which also says it is 0.3.0. This is all I know!

[samdobson]

Hi folks. Master always holds the latest development code. Now that CI tests have been implemented, this should never be broken. The most recent stable release can always be found in the "stable" branch and it is this version that is pushed to PyPI. Apologies for the confusion and hope that helps.