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Making the release
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- To make a release of ``dask-histogram `` we just need the ``build `` and
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- ``twine `` packages:
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- .. code-block ::
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- $ pip install build twine
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- The build-system that we use (``hatch `` with ``hatch-vcs ``) will
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- automatically set a version based on the latest tag in the repository;
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- after making the tag we just need to generate the source distribution
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- and wheel, this is handled by the ``build `` package:
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- $ python -m build
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- Now a new ``dist/ `` directory will appear, which contains the files
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- (continuing to use our example version ``2023.3.1 ``):
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- dask_histogram-2023.3.1.tar.gz
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- dask_histogram-2023.3.1-py3-none-any.whl
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- Now we just upload these files to PyPI with ``twine ``:
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- $ twine upload dist/dask_histogram-2023.3.1*
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- The GitHub ``regro-cf-autotick-bot `` account will automatically create
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- a pull request to release a new version on ``conda-forge ``.
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+ After pushing the tag, GitHub actions will take care of uploading the
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+ wheel and sdist to PyPI. Please go to the Releases page on the GitHub
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