Travis: Build binary wheels #67
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Here are a few wheels to test. Please report whether they work: |
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@twmht Do you have questions regarding this PR? 😊 |
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@twmht Maybe you have missed this, could you take a look at this? |
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Would be nice if this can be merged in. |
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| - ROCKSDB_COMMIT=479c566771d6464785f205a368701c689e094fe5 | ||
| - TWINE_USERNAME=bauerj |
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I suppose this should be changed to an account the maintainers control?
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Yes, to quote myself:
In order to automatically upload new releases to PyPi, you should make some changes before merging:
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TWINE_USERNAMEin the.travis.ymlto a username that has access to python-rocksdb on PyPi.- Using the Travis-CI Web Interface, add a hidden
TWINE_PASSWORDvariable for that user: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/environment-variables/#defining-variables-in-repository-settings
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oops, was only reading the code :)
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btw it's probably preferable to set username to __token__ and generate an API key specifically for travis on PyPI
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@bauerj - any chance for a new version for python 3.9 since that is default in Debian11? |
This will build manylinux2010 compatible binary wheels for Python 2.7, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6 and 3.7. Manylinux2010 binaries will work on almost any Linux-based system with a C library from 2010 or newer without having to install any dependencies.
The official manylinux2010 Docker image, which is based on ancient Centos 6 is used to compile rocksdb and python-rocksdb.
In order to automatically upload new releases to PyPi, you should make some changes before merging:
TWINE_USERNAMEin the.travis.ymlto a username that has access to python-rocksdb on PyPi.TWINE_PASSWORDvariable for that user: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/environment-variables/#defining-variables-in-repository-settingsOnce this is done, binary wheels for new releases will be automatically uploaded after a new tag is pushed and the tests succeed.
Let me know if you have any questions.
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Closes: #30