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CI: add GitHub releases and PyPI wheel pipeline - #168
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Added a `--version` flag which is not just useful for deployment debugging, but also allows us to easily test if a binary is portable in a headless environment (e.g. CI run). Signed-off-by: Tim Lehr <tim.lehr@disneyanimation.com>
This adds a PyPi release pipeline, based on the pipeline used for the otio-aaf-adapter. Since this is purely a convenience package to install Raven into a standard Python environment, we only need to build one wheel for each supported platform. No Python C-extensions here, just a slim Python wrapper around the embedded binary). This also sets the version to 0.1.0 for an initial release of Raven. The version for both Cmake and Python packaging is sourced from VERSION.txt. To test the publish flow to PyPI, I added a `workflow_dispatch` config, which allows us to trigger a manual release of any tag to `test.pypi.org` via Actions -> "publish" -> Run workflow. Official releases get automatically published to `pypi.org`, whenever a tag named "v*" is pushed. Signed-off-by: Tim Lehr <tim.lehr@disneyanimation.com>
Signed-off-by: Tim Lehr <tim.lehr@disneyanimation.com>
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This looks mostly good, I think? I'm not super confident in my understanding of publishing packages, and some Windows specific stuff. Let me ask for some extra eyes to review this. |
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Here are some example "Development Build" artifacts generated on my fork: https://github.com/timlehr/raven/releases/tag/latest |
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For Windows it would be a good idea to add this to the CMake file: That includes some system libraries in the install that are needed for non-developer machines. |
Signed-off-by: Tim Lehr <tim.lehr@disneyanimation.com>
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@darbyjohnston added it! Thanks! Latest builds: https://github.com/timlehr/raven/releases/tag/latest |
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Fixes #56 and #135
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This adds a PyPi release pipeline, based on the pipeline used for the otio-aaf-adapter. Since this is purely a convenience package to install Raven into a standard Python environment, we only need to build one wheel for each supported platform. No Python C-extensions here, just a slim Python wrapper around the embedded binary).
Like the adapters, newly contributed code to
mainwill overwrite thelatesttag and the associated pre-release (Development Build) on Github. This maintains an up to date binary for download, even though no official release is cut.This also sets the version to 0.1.0 for an initial release of Raven (once this PR is merged). The version for both Cmake and Python packaging is sourced from VERSION.txt.
To test the publish flow to PyPI, I added a
workflow_dispatchconfig, which allows us to trigger a manual release of any tag totest.pypi.orgvia Actions -> "publish" -> Run workflow. Successfully tested this using my fork over and pushed a test release. https://test.pypi.org/project/opentimelineio-raven/Official releases get automatically published to
pypi.org, whenever a tag named "v*" is pushed.Environment
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