Closed fsciortino closed 3 years ago
You mentioned earlier that you push Aurora to the main Anaconda repository, rather than conda-forge as we do. I don't know much about the former, but the latter has a pretty amazing set up: when they detect a new version on PyPI, they mostly automatically submit a PR to your "feedstock" (think conda build recipe) to upgrade the package there.
So if we move there and tackle #14 first, this comes for free, basically. But it'd take the transition first.
What do you think?
https://github.com/conda-forge/plasmapy-feedstock is the feedstock for PlasmaPy if you'd like to take a look.
Pretty cool! Thanks for suggesting that. I am a little worried about adding complexity on complexity, because at some point it can all explode and become a time-eater, but I get the feeling that these are standard tools in the software-developing world that it's good to learn -- so I appreciate you bringing this up 👍
So, let's do as you suggested, working on #14 and setting up the feedstock!
Github workflow to automate/simplify pushing to Anaconda
@StanczakDominik thoughts?