Closed ftomassetti closed 9 years ago
packages go in the release itself, go to releases and click on the tag to edit it down at the bottom, just drag & drop the binaries there looks like you've already done most of that... so I'm wondering why create an issue/task for it? ;)
point everyone to the release tag to download the binaries
Normally you want to update the readme (or anything in the repo) before you tag a release.
Right, I will move the tag
Ok, now the tag should point to the correct README
You'll need to re-upload the binaries and release documentation on the new tag. ;)
I don't think so: the release was marked as draft after I changed the tag but now I published it and the binaries should be fine (I mean, the binaries will contain the old README.md but probably we do not want to go over the whole process of reg-generating them. Do we?)
Super! :) I thought the binaries were lost when tag was replaced.
me too but GitHub is smarter than expected :)
We released yet?
You think we could be ready for Debian/Ubuntu? I can create an ITP to get us in, I'm the maintainer of several packages.
We still need to release it on pypi (doing it now). I think it would be amazing to have packages for debian/ubuntu and it could help get some more attention also
released! https://pypi.python.org/pypi/worldengine
Anything else to do?
You need to upload not just the whl but the package too! Do you mind adding me to the pypi package maintainership? psi29a <--
$ python setup.py sdist $ python setup.py bdist_wheel
$ python setup.py sdist upload # source distribution (for those without wheels) $ python setup.py bdist_wheel upload # wheel distribution
sorry, I just run register. Now I uploaded manually the file, while I uploaded the wheel file as generated by AppVeyor (even if probably in this case it does not matter because there is no stuff compiled).
You should be now an owner of the project on pypi
You only need to register once. :) Thanks! It took our readme file and tried to display it, we'll have to fix that or make a file specifically for pypi. Great release!
I think we can edit it directly on Pypi (which seems not reachable right now)
Should we close this one now?
Yup, good job. :)
We need to: