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<antocuni> ronan: ah sorry, that was my fault because I forgot to do git push --tags
<antocuni> (I've never understood why you need to specify --tags to push them)
<antocuni> I tagged a commit as 0.0.2rc1, so that setuptools_scm tags the next ones as 0.0.2rc2.*
<antocuni> this way, the commits inside the release/0.0.2 branch have versions inferior to 0.0.2
<antocuni> once we are done, we can tag the latest commit as 0.0.2 and have an official release
<antocuni> ronan: yes, I think that we can merge hpy-0.0.2 now. The question is, to which branch?
<antocuni> I.e., do we still want to keep the hpy branch around, or we merge directly to py3.7?
<antocuni> I vote to close the hpy branch and merge to py3.7. And from now on, we will create branches such as hpy-0.0.3 etc every time we want to sync with the git repo
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<ronan> antocuni: cool, now there is no diff if I run update_vendored.sh again
<ronan> I'm fine with closing hpy, we don't need the multiple levels of indirection
<antocuni> +1
<antocuni> I merged hpy-0.0.2 into py3.7, and closed the branch "hpy"
<ronan> cool!
<ronan> I'm trying to implement cpyext-like exceptions
<antocuni> cool, I'm curious to see the results
<ronan> it doesn't seem too hard, but there's quite a few places to modify. I guess I'll be done on Monday or Tuesday