add xarray and preliminary timeline - #102
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I think we need a commitment to drop by 2020 before it is a signing statement. I think a close on the discussion in the rep is needed before merging this. |
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Thanks @mscuthbert, can do. We may also change the name of the release version that we're target ing for 2019 so standby here. |
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| {content: '0.x Series', start: '2014-05-11', end: '2018-12-31', py2:true}, | ||
| {content: '1.x Series', start: '2019-01-01', end: '2022-12-31'} |
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@shoyer - do you have a suggestion for replacing the 1.x Series here?
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@mscuthbert - I think we're all good here. |
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I see the discussion on the xarray issue was resolved. Do you want me to merge this as is? cc @shoyer. |
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| {content: '0.x Series', start: '2014-05-11', end: '2018-12-31', py2:true}, | ||
| {content: '2018.1.0', start: '2019-01-01', end: '2022-12-31'} |
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Is 2018.1.0 supposed to be a version number? We don't know exactly which version our first release without Python 2 support will be yet.
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You can add the logo without a timeline entry, if you like. I'm not a big fan of the timeline anyway - it's quickly getting too big, and it's already starting to get out of sync with reality (e.g. it looks like IPython 7 is out, which it isn't).
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Sounds good, let's add the logo without a timeline.
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timeline removed.
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| - [Jupyter notebook](https://jupyter.org) | ||
| - [NumPy](http://numpy.org) | ||
| - [pandas](http://pandas.pydata.org/) | ||
| - [xarray](http://xarray.pydata.org/) |
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We've generally tried to arrange projects by popularity, using Github stars as a rough proxy. So could we ask you to put this line just below sunpy, which has a similar number of stars to xarray.
I guess you were going next to pandas because of the similarity, which makes sense as well. But as I've already told a number of other people about this ordering, I don't want to play favourites. :-)
(Of course, not all projects are on Github, and some of them have probably got more popular since they were added, so this doesn't work very neatly...)
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Oops, I was looking at forks, not stars. Looking at stars, Xarray is just after Astropy.
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yes, I had set it next to pandas due to subject proximity but I get the ordering scheme now and have adjusted it accordingly.
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Great, thanks :-) |
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Add xarray to list of projects sunsetting Python 2.
cc @maxim-lian @fujiisoup @fmaussion @shoyer @duncanwp @Zac-HD @gerritholl
xref: pydata/xarray#1830