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Should I do bumpversion on a separate branch or is it fine if i do that on master branch?

I've built a conda recipe for anndata. Should I upload it to bioconda-recipes? Do I need to tell anndata that we're doing this?

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Better to use a separate branch, I think, and to submit it as a pull request. Also remember to push the tags too, as described here:
https://scvi.readthedocs.io/en//latest/contributing.html#deploying

That's great you've got a recipe for anndata. It isn't essential to involve the creators anndata -- though they'll probably appreciate it -- since it's a commit to the bioconda repo not the anndata repo. Though come to think of it, it might be nice to let them know your plans by posting an issue at their repo. Maybe check whether they're willing to update it as they release new versions, or whether they have other conda-related plans.

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I'm a bit confused about how to bumpversion and tag. I tried to bumpversion batch with or without git tag v0.1.4. For both cases, I got fatal: tag 'v0.1.3' already exists.

I also tried to change __version__ = '0.1.3' to __version__ = '0.1.4' and I got AssertionError: Did not find '0.1.3' or '__version__ = '0.1.3'' in file scvi/__init__.py.

Do you remember what were the procedures you used to bumpversion? Thanks!!

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batch? or patch? It should be bumpversion patch

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Ohhhh my bad .... bumpversion patch works

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