Hello,
looking for old bokeh 0.xxx and 1.xxx version, but do not find it on GitHub (I am translating some extensions into typescript and need to see how some classes have changed)
thanks
Mat
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Old bokeh source code on GitHub
@chupach1 apologies but I am not sure what you mean. We have never done any history editing on main or release branches, so the entire commit history is on Github, including all release tags. If you want to see the code for a particular version then you should check out the tag for that release (either in the GitHub web UI or with the git command line).
That said, there have been enormous changes since 0.x, especially that impact custom extensions. I would highly recommend just studying the current examples in the docs and examples folder, and starting from there.
sure, I start from the last examples, which are a huge help, but in some extensions, I don’t understand what I’ve done because some methods disappeared.
So yes I found the old releases, but only for download. I did not know that GitHub would compress the archives after a while…sorry. Thanks
Still not sure I follow. If you clone the repository you will get the entire history and can check out any tag locally. Alternatively you can pick a tag to view on the GH web UI
“Alternatively you can pick a tag to view on the GH web UI”
only download of tgz/zip archives are enabled with old version tags (at least I didn’t succeed live access). That is ok in any case, I can check what I need.
hello Bryan,
nono, i am speaking of much older tags like 0.12.3 or so. No results on these, but source code available from “releases” on the right.
@chupach1 The one I left above was just one example. Every release tag is there: GitHub - bokeh/bokeh at 0.12.3
Even all the way back to GitHub - bokeh/bokeh at 0.0.1 from 2012
thanks for your help !
very sorry with this question not really related to bokeh…
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