Fixed the installing.rst doc to refer to 9.2 series (was 9.3)
@@ -38,14 +38,14 @@ When including the library in a list of project dependencies, in order to
avoid installing future incompatible releases, it is recommended to specify
the major and minor version numbers.
-As an example, the expression ``eventsourcing<=9.3.99999`` would install the
-latest version of the 9.3 series, allowing future bug fixes released with
+As an example, the expression ``eventsourcing<=9.2.99999`` would install the
+latest version of the 9.2 series, allowing future bug fixes released with
point version number increments. You can use this expression in a ``pip install``
command, in a ``requirements.txt`` file, or in a ``setup.py`` file.
::
- $ pip install "eventsourcing<=9.3.99999"
+ $ pip install "eventsourcing<=9.2.99999"
If you are specifying the dependencies of your project in a ``pyproject.toml``
file, and for example using the Poetry build tool, you can specify the
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ dependency on this library in the following way.
[tool.poetry.dependencies]
python = "^3.8"
- eventsourcing = { version = "~9.3.0" }
+ eventsourcing = { version = "~9.2.0" }
Specifying the major and minor version number in this way will avoid any
