Hi,
I just did
pip3 install streamlit
on an ubuntu system, and was surprised to get 1.59.0 as the version string.
Is this expected? It doesnt seem to be released yet.
Many thanks
Mike
@mh12 Both conda-forge and pypi are at version 1.59.1. I don’t see what’s the issue here.
Oh sorry, I wasnt clear enough.
The current release is 1.58.0 per the streamlit website. I had to hunt through various places to even find a description of the changes in 1.59.0.
I dont think it should be pushed via install tools if it isnt officially released.
It is officially released, as every release is tracked on the GitHub repo.
You may be mixing up ‘release’ and other communication means streamlit usually use (on their social media accounts etc). As for the documentation, it gets updated but the list of changes are always on the release notes on the github repo release.
My advice is to always check the release page then check conda-forge & pypi instead of waiting for some marketing com on other platforms or waiting for the docs to be updated. see (https://github.com/streamlit/streamlit/releases)
OK… I dont know what to say…
The official streamlit documentation page has 1.58.0 listed as the latest release. Still at this moment.
e.g. here
Why would I go looking elsewhere?
Its not a big deal, but its confusing and possibly harmful if behaviours have changed.
Someone just needs to update the streamlit documentation.
@mh12 You are correct, the Streamlit website release notes and API documentation have lagged behind the GitHub Releases page by a couple of weeks for several months/releases now. IndigoWizard is being a bit dismissive, i dont know why, because if the API documentation isn’t updated on time then its annoying. Maybe @lukasmasuch knows how to get the streamlit.io website to keep up?