chore(cd): release v23.0.1

[joshua-goldstein]

This fixes protobuf import issues. For more info see #204 . To try new release, pip install pydgraph==23.0.1rc1.

[joshua-goldstein]

Before merging this, waiting for @MichelDiz 's input since he also noticed issues with the other release. Would be good to get his feedback.

[MichelDiz]

Tested

grpcio
protobuf
pydgraph==23.0.1rc1
six==1.16.0
schedule

And it worked fine.

Also tested like

grpcio
protobuf
pydgraph
six==1.16.0
schedule

And this one failed.

Previously I was using(and still until this get fixed)

grpcio==1.38.1
protobuf==3.18.3
pydgraph==21.3.0
six==1.16.0
schedule

[joshua-goldstein]

Many thanks @MichelDiz . Looks like it is working as expected. You probably already know, but for others reading this thread: since we only pushed an rc release, one would have to run pip install --pre pydgraph or pip install pydgraph==v23.0.0rc1 to pick up the latest rc1.

Tested

grpcio
protobuf
pydgraph==23.0.1rc1
six==1.16.0
schedule

And it worked fine.

Great, this is the main thing I wanted to make sure about.

Also tested like

grpcio
protobuf
pydgraph
six==1.16.0
schedule

And this one failed.

Yes, since this is picking up v23.0.0 (not v23.0.1rc1).

Previously I was using(and still until this get fixed)

grpcio==1.38.1
protobuf==3.18.3
pydgraph==21.3.0
six==1.16.0
schedule

That looks correct for v21.3.0, which requires protobuf < 4. Note that it is not necessary to install grpcio and protobuf directly via pip. We pin to specific versions of these dependencies in the pyproject.toml, so when someone does a pip install pydgraph==v23.0.1 (or, after this release, simply pip install pydgraph) it will automatically download grpcio==1.54.0 and protobuf==4.22.3.