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Setting up your computer to build the Conda package.

First you will need the Conda package manager. If you have installed Anaconda then Conda is included. On Windows you will need to use the Anaconda Prompt rather than the default Windows Command Prompt. In addition you will need:

  • conda-build
  • anaconda-client
  • setuptools_scm

These can be installed via: conda install conda-build anaconda-client setuptools_scm

Automatic Method (Recommended):

Use the python in your base anaconda environment to run python installScripts\build.py. The output will default to buildscripts/conda/build. You can optionally provide a custom output path as the first argument to the build.py script. There will be many files here but the most important one is build/noarch/pwspy_xxxxxxxxxx.tar.gz. This will update the module version in the _version file and run the conda-build and deploy steps. The version number can be understood as a.b.c.d-xyz where a.b.c are numbers set manually with a Git Tag, d is the number of commits since a.b.c was tagged, xyz is the short sha hash for the git commit.

Uploading a newly built version of the package to Anaconda Cloud

The lab has a Cloud account at anaconda.org, the channel name isbackmanlab. You can upload the package to the lab's Anaconda Cloud account using anaconda login to log into the account and then with anaconda upload build/noarch/pwspy_xxxxxxxxxx.tar.gz