Replace pypip.in badge with shield.io #106
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pypip.in is down ( badges/pypipins#37 )
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👍 renders for me :-) |
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Do you mean the pypip.in one renders for you? Is it in your browser's cache? I get a 404 from https://pypip.in/version/colorama/badge.svg |
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sorry, I meant the NEW shield.io one renders for me. |
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Hi @clenk. Thanks for the pull request. I see we have a broken link. Does the badge always show "v1.0.0"? Is there a way to make it automagically take the correct version from PyPI (the current version is 0.3.7). I don't know what the older badge showed. |
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Oops, it was pulling the version for the wrong package on PyPI. Should be correct now. |
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Thanks! |
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pypip.in is down ( badges/pypipins#37 )