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uranusjr
commented on June 15, 2024
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Next on my todo after pulling in test cases. I also want to modernise the metadata a bit, maybe move to Flit.
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pradyunsg
commented on June 15, 2024
<shameless-plug>You can adapt the automation for CI + lint + release + flit setup from vendoring.
If you wanna build the distribution and upload from CI, that's something I'm gonna work on pretty soon FYI (either in packaging, or in vendoring, then synchronizing them both).
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uranusjr
commented on June 15, 2024
CI added in #23. Release automation needs some clean up, but there’s no hurry since we’re not releasing any time soon (until at least I finish with tests).
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uranusjr
commented on June 15, 2024
I had the automation down using invoke and parver (for version bumping). I’ll use this script manually for a while to make sure it satisfies the need, and make it fully automated (probably using GitHub Actions) afterwards.
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