Re-upload version 0.2.1 to pypi about pydruid HOT 9 CLOSED

@fizyk as far as I know 0.2.1 was never an official release. When I checked, it was hidden in pypi. The date on it was from before 0.2.0 was even released, so I'm not sure what it corresponds to. Maybe @dganguli can provide some background on what that old 0.2.1 corresponds to?

I removed the old 0.2.1 it the attempt to release version 0.2.1, the successor to 0.2.0, which I tagged last week, but pypi didn't allow uploading a different 0.2.1, so I had to bump up to 0.2.2.

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I believe 0.2.1 was a borked release and 0.2.0 was the first official pypi release.

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so... it's not possible to upload that borked version? it's been there for a long while...

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@fizyk If I remember correctly that old 0.2.1 was uploaded on 2014-04-03, and based on the git history, the code is identical to the first 0.2.0 release, the only differences are documentation and comments

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@fizyk If we can find someone who has the old 0.2.1 tarball, we can try re-uploading it using a different version number so it won't be too confusing, otherwise I would advise to just switch your code to use 0.2.0. Let us know if you are having issues with 0.2.0.

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ok then... let's just close it. We've pushed the upgrade down, my only concern is that if we'd ever had to downgrade the system, it would be a nightmare. Well... if it's identical to 0.2.0, we'll figure something out then...

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@fizyk sounds good, sorry again for the version mishap, please re-open if you're having issues with 0.2.0

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@xvrl do you guys have up-to-date changelog somewhere? betweem the 0.2.0/1 and 0.2.2 we've got some simple integration tests failing, and would like to see some changes synopsis.

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@fizyk Here's the list of PRs that got merged between 0.2.0 and 0.2.2. Most of those are bugfixes, support for additional query types and unit tests.
https://github.com/metamx/pydruid/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed+milestone%3A0.2.2

If any of those broke anything, would you mind filing an issue that reproduces the problem?

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