Releases / Tags & Pip Install

[SoundsSerious]

Hello @fogleman ,

This seems like a wonderful library, however its not totally obvious how to build a system against it, other thank forking or referencing a specific git commit.

I think it would be great if this library had tags & releases so we could be sure software built against it would have predictable behavior in the case of an api change. Similarly in that vein here is a best practice for updating a PyPI build when a new tag is created. https://discourse.jupyter.org/t/use-github-workflows-to-automatically-publish-to-pypi-when-new-tags-are-created/14941

[nobodyinperson]

I maintan a fork called sdfCAD (https://gitlab.com/nobodyinperson/sdfcad), which has a PyPI release for each tagged version and several new features and bugfixes.

This repo here seems quite dead. But the code is well maintainable and the project can live on.

[SoundsSerious]

@nobodyinperson thanks for the headsup, seems like some great additions!

maybe @fogleman can make you a contributor so everyone can work on the same project together :)