release the package to conda-forge

[dragonyanglong]

Hi @st3107 , @sbillinge would like to publish this group plot style to conda-forge, so that everyone can simply install the package from there. can you help with it? or instruct me how to do that?

BTW, @sbillinge , would you like to give a better name for the package? Currently, it would be like

from billinge_style.bg_plt_style import bg_plt_style

[sbillinge]

I think the name is ok. Sufficiently distinct that it won't overlap with others, but short and clear. Let's go with this.

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BTW, @sbillinge https://github.com/sbillinge , would you like to give a better name for the package? Currently, it would be like

from billinge_style.bg_plt_style import bg_plt_style

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[st3107]

Here is the instruction.

https://conda-forge.org/#add_recipe

If you have made a conda recipe before, it will be quick. If not please take a look at the conda recipe introduction.

https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda-build/en/latest/concepts/recipe.html

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BTW, @sbillinge https://github.com/sbillinge , would you like to give a better name for the package? Currently, it would be like

from billinge_style.bg_plt_style import bg_plt_style

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[dragonyanglong]

Hi @st3107 , do you have any example repo that I can refer to? It looks like quite complicated from the instruction...

[st3107]

Yes. There are examples:

https://github.com/conda-forge/xpdtools-feedstock

Actually, what you need to do is to write a meta.yaml

https://github.com/conda-forge/xpdtools-feedstock/blob/master/recipe/meta.yaml

All other files are generated automatically by running conda-smithy.

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[dragonyanglong]

BTW, do you know how to wrap the github repo into a .tar.gz, which looks like is required by conda release.

[st3107]

I guess that you probably like a simpler solution. I suggest releasing on pip. You just need to run twine. Or you can consider the diffpy channel on conda which is the channel of our group.

For diffpy channel, you just need to make a meta.yaml file and run ``conda build```

Sincerely, Songsheng

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BTW, do you know how to wrap the github repo into a .tar.gz, which looks like is required by conda release.

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[dragonyanglong]

@sbillinge , how do you think? release to conda-forge, pip, or conda/diffpy channel?

@st3107 , thanks! BTW, for creating the .tar.gz file for the package github repo, is that simply click the "release" button on the github website?

[dragonyanglong]

@sbillinge , I probably need higher permission on this repo I think, to release a package version?

[st3107]

Sorry that I don't know. I use rever for these in my own packages and CJ's packages. The releasing is done by rever according to a xonsh script so I didn't know how it is operated on github and you probably need to ask google.

The most simple release for your package is to release on the github and do a pip release. Then, our group member can do a pip install.

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@sbillinge https://github.com/sbillinge , how do you think? release to conda-forge, pip, or conda/diffpy channel?

@st3107 https://github.com/st3107 , thanks! BTW, for creating the .tar.gz file for the package github repo, is that simply click the "release" button on the github website?

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[dragonyanglong]

Can you share the rever xonsh release script with me, for a public git repo, like your xpdtools maybe?

[sbillinge]

Can you use the one in Regolith maybe?

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Can you share the rever xonsh release script with me, for a public git repo, like your xpdtools maybe?

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[dragonyanglong]

Hi @st3107 , I have made the recipe for this package at https://github.com/dragonyanglong/mpl-stylesheets/tree/add_conda/recipe? How to make sure if it is working?

If we release to conda-forge, is the meta.yaml the only required file? It seems like conda-smithy can only be run when creating a new repo?

[st3107]

To release on the conda-forge, please look at the instructions:

https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/adding_pkgs.html#step-by-step-instructions

Basically the workflow is:

1. Submit a PR to the conda-forge

2. conda-forge review your PR and create a feedstock repo for you

3. you put the meta.yaml into the repo in a folder "recipe" and run conda-smithy and then submit a PR

4. the robot of conda-forge will automatically check if a package can be built according to the recipe

5. If success, the PR will be merged and then the robot will build and publish the package to conda-forge channel on conda

How does the rever help here?

The rever can do the step 3 for you. It can download the feed-stock, run conda-smithy and submit PR.

It may sound a little troublesome but actually it will only be done once and for all. After that, it will just be run rever for the updates of the feed-stock.

I didn't do this before because CJ has already done this for his repos and my package pdfstream is released on diffpy. If you would like to see how it is done for diffpy or other non-forge style channels. Here is my example.

https://github.com/st3107/pdfstream

I use the release.py to build the meta.yaml and use rever to run conda-build.

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Hi @st3107 https://github.com/st3107 , I have made the recipe for this package at https://github.com/dragonyanglong/mpl-stylesheets/tree/add_conda/recipe? How to make sure if it is working?

If we release to conda-forge, is the meta.yaml the only required file? It seems like conda-smithy can only be run when creating a new repo?

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[connorjbracy]

This should be closed now, right? bg-mpl-stylesheets conda forge package conda-forge/bg-mpl-stylesheets-feedstock

[sbillinge]

not sure. I am having trouble releasing the new version to conda forge.....

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This should be closed now, right? conda forge package https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/bg-mpl-stylesheets conda forge feedstock https://github.com/conda-forge/bg-mpl-stylesheets-feedstock

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[sbillinge]

wait, give me a minute, the check just worked after I installed conda-smithy in my env..... I will run it without -c now....

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not sure. I am having trouble releasing the new version to conda forge.....

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This should be closed now, right? conda forge package https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/bg-mpl-stylesheets conda forge feedstock https://github.com/conda-forge/bg-mpl-stylesheets-feedstock

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