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Binary installers now available on Pip #157

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@smmaurer smmaurer commented Mar 13, 2021

Binary installers for Pandana are now available on Pip! 🎉

Works on Linux, Mac, and Windows, with Python 3.5 through 3.9.

Background: Conda Forge builds binary installers through a centralized system, but PyPI requires package authors to do it. We never had a smooth workflow for this, and switched at some point to just providing source builds on Pip because it was easier.

But now we can do it using GitHub Actions!

Changes

  • This PR adds a workflow script for generating the wheels. It will run when PRs are opened, to confirm nothing is broken, and again when a release is tagged. The resulting wheel files can be downloaded from GitHub and posted to PyPI in the same manner as the source builds (see CONTRIBUTING.md).

  • Installation instructions are updated in the GitHub README and in the Sphinx docs (see here)

  • Release instructions are updated in CONTRIBUTING.md

  • Moves test coverage reporting internal (an actions script + bot will now report it in the PR thread) in response to a Coveralls integration glitch

  • no changes to code

Deployment

I already updated the live copy of the docs: http://udst.github.io/pandana/

Binary installers for Pandana v0.6 have been posted to PyPI. I'll wait about a week to see if anyone reports issues, and then post binaries for v0.5.1 and v0.4.4 as well.

@smmaurer smmaurer requested a review from sablanchard March 13, 2021 00:41
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Test coverage is 90%

@smmaurer smmaurer merged commit 236b0b1 into dev Mar 15, 2021
@smmaurer smmaurer deleted the pypi-binaries branch March 15, 2021 19:38
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