Release in github is 1.0 and in pypy.org is 0.8

[m040601]

First of all, thank you for your work in this tool.
Love it. Simple and very well documented

Could you update the version released on pypy.org ?

I was wondering why my version didnt have the export pdf command.

Then I find out.
It's because I installed it with "pipx install wallabag-cli"
Which gave me version 0.8, Jan 17, 2020, https://pypi.org/search/?q=wallabag
Which doesnt have the pdf functionality.
The binary released on github is 1.0.

I dont have yet a package for my system, Arch Linux.
And I dont like to mess with the system wide binaries, tracked by the system.
So that's why I will never do things like manually installing binaries:

Download the latest binaries from ....
sudo mv wallabag /usr/local/bin

Or even using "pip" system wide:

pip install -r requirements.txt

I could install it user wide:
pip install --user wallabag-cli

But I also don't like it. And if it's a simple cli application, pipx gives a much cleaner and isolated installation. You could also add this information to the README

Thanks in advance.

https://github.com/pypa/pipx

Where Does pipx Install Apps From?
By default, pipx uses the same package index as pip, PyPI. pipx can also install from all other sources pip can, such as a local directory, wheel, git url, etc.

[Nepochal]

Hi. Sorry, I did not see your issue until now.
Thanks for the praise. It's good to hear that others also like this little tool.

I'm not the maintainer of the pypi-project. And I always use the binary so I never cared about pypi.
Maybe @apetresc sees this issue and updates the project to version 1.0.2 on pypi.

I will look into pipx and maybe extend the documentation. But at first I will look into the open merge requests.

Kind regards

[apetresc]

I'll get on that right away :) Thanks for the heads-up.

(On that note, @Nepochal, would you like to be added as an owner of the PyPi package? You can use the setup.py on my fork.)