Script to test releases #276
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Running the script sends the already built package to test pypi, then uses pip to download and install it from there, and does a minimal invocation of the installed package. If the package has not been built correctly, this might detect some errors before we send it to the real pypi.
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| build: clean ## Build an sdist and wheel | |||
| build: ## Build an sdist and wheel | |||
| $(python) -m pip install --upgrade setuptools wheel | |||
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Independent of this PR's main point, doing 'clean' before attempting to build doesn't work. There is no $(python) to call, because the virtualenv has been cleaned.
In addition, we now update to latest setuptools and wheel before attempting to build wheels.
| upload: ## Upload our sdist and wheel | ||
| $(twine) upload dist/* | ||
| $(twine) upload dist/colorama-$(version)-* |
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Independent of this PR's main point, we now just try to upload the current version, not everything in the dist dir.
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@wiggin15 FYI, this script to test new releases using the "test PyPI" passes when I run it from Linux. I'll try it on Windows too, then consider making a new release... |
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I thought I'd be able to tweak a couple of things in the script to make it runnable from Windows, but am failing. I may replace the script with a |
I initially hoped to have a single Makefile or script that worked on Linux and Windows, but was unable to make it work without massive over-complication. So now we have makefile targets for Linux, and powershell scripts for Windows. Documented in the README.
Add a new 'test-release' script and makefile target
Running the script sends the already built package to
test pypi, then uses pip to download and install it from
there, and does a minimal invocation of the installed
package. If the package has not been built correctly,
this might detect some errors before we send it to
the real pypi.