mike-gangl
commented
1 month ago i've published a version previously to make this work (1.0.0) and so currently i "own" that pypi repository. I can either provide the publish tokens (i think they are org secrets in github) or add someone (a good idea) to own the repo so they can also publish items with their own keys.
LucaCinquini
From Mike on Slack:
FYI, unity-py, a pypi installable library relies on https://github.com/unity-sds/unity-sps-ogc-processes-api-python-client - this is know. But without the releases in api-python-client also being published we cannot publish our pacakges. Essentially, pypi doesn't let you reference a git repository as a dependency, probably because it can go away without notice. The only solution i can imagine to this is to also publish the ogc-api-python-client to pypi as well- this is rpetty light weight, adn we did it with the 1.0.0 release previously to get around the same issue unity-sds/unity-sps-ogc-processes-api-client-python
would it be alright to publish the ogc-api-client buids as part of the release process?
https://github.com/unity-sds/unity-sps-ogc-processes-api-client-python/blob/b272f1cc24fe25347ccc21df8fc67ba4ec97838a/[pyproject.toml](https://github.com/unity-sds/unity-sps-ogc-processes-api-client-python/blob/b272f1cc24fe25347ccc21df8fc67ba4ec97838a/pyproject.toml)#L3 pyproject.toml version = "1.0.0"
yeah, we'll update and publish ours later. you'll need to update your pyproject.tom to be the correct version, as https://pypi.org/project/unity_sps_ogc_processes_api_python_client/ already has a v1.0.0