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Deploy pip/conda releases by Travis and Appveyor #19

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tpeulen opened this issue Sep 24, 2020 · 5 comments
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Deploy pip/conda releases by Travis and Appveyor #19

tpeulen opened this issue Sep 24, 2020 · 5 comments
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tpeulen commented Sep 24, 2020

The pypi and the conda releases are currently maintained manually. I suggest to modify both CI build process to automatically deploy conda and pypi packages for all supported platforms whenever either there is a new release or there is a push to the master branch.

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  • pypi/Windows deployment via Travis
  • pypi/Linux deployment via Travis
  • macOS build via Travis
  • macOS packages via CI
  • conda-forge deployment via CI
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mdimura commented Sep 24, 2020

I think it is a great idea to deploy packages upon release automatically. I could implement pypi deployment via Travis on linux/docker using the existing script. However, I don't know a.t.m. how to implement automatic deployment on windows and for conda. Could you implement that?

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tpeulen commented Sep 24, 2020

I can take care of

  1. the conda builds and the deployment
  2. macOS and Windows builds (on Appveyor)

We just need to decide what sould trigger a deployment (a push to master or a new release).

Do you have access to all the Travis settings? If not send me an Email.

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mdimura commented Sep 24, 2020

OK, I will take care of the linux distribution for pypi. I suggest, that a new release triggers the deployment.

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mdimura commented Sep 28, 2020

I handled the automatic deployment of Linux and source packages in 5ab0c64. I also preserved the MacOS build in Travis, but it does not create the PyPI package for macOS. Once windows packaging is in place, we can bump the release.
I also replaced the pcg-cpp submodule with a copy of the source tree. Would it be sufficient for the conda-forge?

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mdimura commented Oct 5, 2020

The windows wheels are now also built & deployed via Travis. We are still missing osX/pypi and conda packages. Unfortunately, I don't have experience with either.

@mdimura mdimura changed the title Deploy pip releases by Travis and Appveyor Deploy pip/conda releases by Travis and Appveyor Feb 26, 2021
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