Adding Github action to automatically publish to pypi #271
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Publishing id3c to pypi will help standardize how this package is being installed compared to other dependencies. This will make the package simpler include in multiple applications and pin to a specific version when needed. One workflow change this will require is that commits on master branch will need to be tagged to be published to pypi.org (whereas all commits on master branch will be published to test.pypi.org). A version naming convention will need to be decided on and integrated into the deployment workflow, but the specific format chosen will not impact this PR.
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A simple version naming convention was already established, so one option is to stick with that: |
Publishing to test.pypi.org on each push to master creates a couple of challenges. First pypi cannot overwrite a file with the same name, which is the case when publishing a package that does not have a different reference tag in github. There are some solutions to work around this by having a specific "RC" tag format for release candidates and only publishing those to test.pypi.org. At this point that would create additional unnecessary steps in the deployment process but may be worth revisiting in the future once there is a versioning/tagging conventions are established.
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Note to self: this needs to be rebased and updated to use Python 3.9 |
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Publishing id3c to pypi will help standardize how this package is being
installed compared to other dependencies. This will make the package simpler
include in multiple applications and pin to a specific version when needed.
One workflow change this will require is that commits on master branch will need to
be tagged to be published to pypi.org (whereas all commits on master branch will be
published to test.pypi.org). A version naming convention will need to be
decided on and integrated into the deployment workflow, but the specific format
chosen will not impact this PR.