Closed iuryt closed 2 years ago
Hello, I've created a package and PyCircStat should now be available from conda-forge.
Thanks so much - any help with maintenance is highly appreciated, I just don't find the time.
Let me know if I can be of any help.
@iuryt Would you like to be a co-maintainer of the conda-forge feedstock (the repository that's used to build the package)?
Also maybe amending the installation instructions here could make sense?
I can do that.
Do you have any interesting instructions I could read to learn how to co-maintain it?
I can test and update the installation instructions, but basically once it's available in conda-forge, it should be something like conda install -c conda-forge pycircstat
or mamba install -c conda-forge pycircstat
, right?
How you usually run the unittests?
Do you have any interesting instructions I could read to learn how to co-maintain it?
Sure, there's extensive documentation at https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/updating_pkgs.html
But since there's a bot that automatically detects new releases on PyPI and updates the feedstock automatically, normally the only reason to manually intervene is to update the list of dependencies if they've changed!
I can test and update the installation instructions, but basically once it's available in conda-forge, it should be something like
conda install -c conda-forge pycircstat
ormamba install -c conda-forge pycircstat
, right?
Absolutely!
How you usually run the unittests?
You mean on conda-forge
? You don't :) The tests we run there are very simple, e.g. just trying to import
the package and that's usually it.
I've opened a request to add you as a co-maintainer, however the bot hasn't picked this up yet: https://github.com/conda-forge/pycircstat-feedstock/issues/3
Nice package, have you already considered to put it in conda-forge?