Closed OmarIthawi closed 3 years ago
This is an initial attempt to publish figures on pypi.
It'll probably not work so I've committed the publish step just to make sure the build can be done.
@johnbaldwin I hope this will be a pleasant surprise for you when you're back 🙂
This has been made from the Figures build and release steps in our confluence docs.
1.2.3.dev1
This is still in testing and it's good not to mess up the Figures PyPI so this action will only publish .dev releases as described in the setuptools of Python: https://help.github.com/en/actions/language-and-framework-guides/using-python-with-github-actions#publishing-to-package-registries
.dev
One this is tested and working, we'll publish for all releases.
This will enable a GitHub-based workflow which is completely different from the previous command line based one:
setup.py
The workflow above is different from our PyPI release Runbook.
This is an initial attempt to publish figures on pypi.
It'll probably not work so I've committed the publish step just to make sure the build can be done.
@johnbaldwin I hope this will be a pleasant surprise for you when you're back 🙂
This has been made from the Figures build and release steps in our confluence docs.
Publish only
1.2.3.dev1releasesThis is still in testing and it's good not to mess up the Figures PyPI so this action will only publish
.devreleases as described in the setuptools of Python: https://help.github.com/en/actions/language-and-framework-guides/using-python-with-github-actions#publishing-to-package-registriesOne this is tested and working, we'll publish for all releases.
Proposed workflow
This will enable a GitHub-based workflow which is completely different from the previous command line based one:
setup.pyand make a PRThe workflow above is different from our PyPI release Runbook.