Release procedure for Wasserstein `v1.1.1`

thaler-lab / Wasserstein

Python/C++ library for computing Wasserstein distances efficiently.

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Release procedure for Wasserstein `v1.1.1` #7

Open matthewfeickert opened 8 months ago

matthewfeickert commented 8 months ago

now that this has gotten moved over to the thaler-lab GitHub org, could we work together to make a v1.1.1 release? (c.f. https://github.com/thaler-lab/Wasserstein/pull/5#issuecomment-1312059614).

Originally posted by @matthewfeickert in https://github.com/thaler-lab/Wasserstein/issues/5#issuecomment-1776499096

Following PR #5, this Issue can be used by @rikab and @matthewfeickert to try to coordinate the steps necessary to update the source code version information, make a GitHub Release, build all the wheels necessary, and then publish them to PyPI for a Wasserstien v1.1.1 release.

If @pkomiske has any release notes lying around those would be great. If not, this Issue can get turned into the start of some maintainer release docs.

rkansal47 commented 5 months ago

Hi @matthewfeickert, have you looked into this further and is there some way I can help, particularly in releasing Python 3.11 wheels?

matthewfeickert commented 5 months ago

@rkansal47 No, I haven't yet, though thanks for the reminder that this is a todo.

First things I would recommend doing:

[x] Having @pkomiske give @rikab maintainer permissions on PyPI for all the packages that the Thaler Lab should have maintainer control of (currently https://pypi.org/project/Wasserstein/ is just @pkomiske).
- Done as of 2024-03-04
[ ] Add MFA support for @rikab on PyPI (and I think @pkomiske too as that's now required for all package maintainers).
[x] Split the CI components from the wheel building in CI
- c.f. https://github.com/thaler-lab/Wasserstein/pull/8
[x] Have the wheel building workflows run and upload the wheels to GitHub Actions as an artifact
[ ] Have a seperate publishing workflow that downloads the artifacts and then publishes them using PyPI's Trusted Publishers.
[ ] Release EnergyFlow v1.3.3 as the alpha is required for the Wasserstein tests to pass.

matthewfeickert commented 5 months ago

cc @rikab for the above (I forgot to add you earlier).

j-s-ashley commented 1 week ago

[ ] Have the wheel building workflows run and upload the wheels to GitHub Actions as an artifact

Completed with #26 (and #43) 👍🏻