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Version Tag is not Correct in README.md and on PyPI #51
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Hi @Chezka109 I think that this means that there is a problem with the way your system is creating the badges. Can you please investigate this issue? |
Hi @Chezka109 it is also important to note that the coverage badge is not working correctly! |
I've increased the coverage to over 50%. However, the badge still indicates that the coverage is at 20%. Can you please investigate this issue as it seems as though your prior PRs for this are not working correctly? Thanks! |
@gkapfham, the coverage badge doesn't work because the coverage.json file no longer exists. I can fix it so that it doesn't need a .json file to work! I don't know why the version badge stopped working, I will take a look. |
Describe the bug
The badge in the README.md currently says Version
0.3.0
however in thepyproject.toml
file it says0.3.1
. In addition the badge on PyPI says0.3.0
but the heading clearly says0.3.0.
. Things are clearly not updating properly and I am wondering if a workflow was not ran properly.Expected behavior
The badge should reflect the current version.
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On PyPI:
In
README.md
:Desktop (please complete the following information):
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