Make a new release on PyPi

[s-weigand]

The current version of jupyter-console on PyPi (5.2.0, Aug 21, 2017 ) is breaking the jupyter installation (see #166 ), because of the dependency conflict in prompt-toolkit with ipython>=7.0.
Thus a new version should be released on PyPi, to prevent users from having touble.

Also a check of the ipython version on installation would be good, to inform user of legacy ipython ipython<7.0 that they need to install jupyter-console<=5.2. Or at least set min python version to 3.5 so it compatible with ipython>=7.0 . I don't know what the best tactics is for this.

[s-weigand]

Since i saw it come up some times by now, there are two temporary workarounds (after running pip install jupyter):

1. Downgrade ipython:
   pip install -U 'ipython<7.0'
2. Upgrade jupyter-console to current master:
   pip install git+https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter_console

[vmehera123]

@s-weigand doesn't work on fresh ubuntu 18.04

Since i saw it come up some times by now, there are two temporary workarounds:

1. Downgrade ipython:
   pip install -U ipython<7.0
2. Upgrade jupyter-console to current master:
   pip install git+https://github.com/jupyter/jupyter_console

[s-weigand]

My bad, I forgot the ' around the ipython<7.0, now that i corrected it, it should work.
I just tested it on a fresh installed Ubuntu 18.04 virtual box, with 2 different minimal conda envs (python 3.6) and both methods did work (ipython and jupyter-console did run). Note for the 2. solution you need git installed (sudo apt install git -y on ubuntu).

Can you please, tell ous which commands you did run, what the output was and what exactly didn't work? Also the result of pip freeze before and after might be interesting. Guess the best place to post that information would be #158 .

Thanks for telling us 😃

[blink1073]

@Carreau @ivanov if you add me to PyPI I can make a release later today.

[blink1073]

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[Carreau]

Should be done (from my phone so I sure). Many thanks !

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[blink1073]

Yep, I got the email from PyPI

[blink1073]

6.0 is available on PyPI and working nicely with pip install jupyter in a clean conda environment. However, I also released an errant 5.4.0 that I don't have the ability to remove...

[blink1073]

Conda release in flight: conda-forge/jupyter_console-feedstock#10

[dsblank]

Thanks all! Can this be closed?

[blink1073]

Yep! I made #174 to track my errant release.