pytokio Release Process¶
Releasing pytokio¶
First ensure that the tokio.__version__ (in tokio/__init__.py) is
correctly set.
Edit setup.py and set RELEASE = True.
Build the source distribution:
python setup.py sdist
The resulting build should be in the dist/ subdirectory. Test this using
Docker as below.
Testing on Docker¶
Start a Docker image:
host$ docker run -it ubuntu bash
Use the Ubuntu docker image:
root@082cdfb246a1$ apt-get update
root@082cdfb246a1$ apt-get install git wget tzdata python-tk python-nose python-pip
Then download and install the release candidate’s sdist tarball:
host$ docker ps
...
host$ docker cp dist/pytokio-0.10.1b2.tar.gz 082cdfb246a1:root/
root@082cdfb246a1$ pip install pytokio-0.10.1b2.tar.gz
Then download the git repo and remove the package contents from it (we only want the tests):
root@082cdfb246a1$ git clone -b rc https://github.com/nersc/pytokio
root@082cdfb246a1$ cd pytokio
root@082cdfb246a1$ rm -rf tokio
Finally, run the tests to ensure that the install contained everything needed to pass the tests:
cd tests
./run_tests.sh
Travis should be doing most of this already; the main thing Travis does not do
is delete the tokio library subdirectory to ensure that its contents are not
being relied upon by any tests.
Packaging pytokio¶
Create $HOME/.pypirc with permissions 0600x and contents:
[pypi]
username = <username>
password = <password>
Then do a standard sdist build:
python setup.py sdist
and upload it to pypi:
twine upload -r testpypi dist/pytokio-0.10.1b2.tar.gz
and ensure that testpypi is defined in .pypirc:
[testpypi]
repository = https://test.pypi.org/legacy/
username = <username>
password = <password>