Add conda and PyPI builds

[micaeljtoliveira]

Add CI tests and a CD workflow to build and deploy Conda and PyPI packages. Code was mostly copied from other ACCESS projects.

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[micaeljtoliveira]

@edoyango Here is another one for you!

[micaeljtoliveira]

@dougiesquire Would you mind having a look? I know you're very busy, but you're our resident conda/pypi expert and I unashamedly stole your code ;)

[edoyango]

Looks good!

[dougiesquire]

Looks good @micaeljtoliveira. Let me know if you like help setting up the PyPI trusted publishing or Anaconda token

[dougiesquire]

You'll need to add these to the repo if you haven't already. Happy to help with this

[micaeljtoliveira]

I'm assuming the token is stored somewhere. bitwarden maybe?

[dougiesquire]

We actually have been generating a separate token for each project. There was a discussion in the Python Standards Group a while back about whether this is a good idea and I think we resolved to continue doing this.

There are some instructions here for how to generate one: https://github.com/ACCESS-NRI/dev-docs/wiki/Continuous-integration-and-Deployment#publishing-a-python-package-to-conda

They require that you are a member of the accessnri Anaconda org. I can add you now.

[minghangli-uni]

@dougiesquire can you add me in too? (I reckon I asked this question before)

[micaeljtoliveira]

Let me know if you like help setting up the PyPI trusted publishing or Anaconda token

@dougiesquire Yes, would be great if you could provide some guidance here, as I'm completely new to publishing packages on PyPI and Anaconda.

[dougiesquire]

Do you want to learn or shall I just do it? The hardest part is finding the login details haha. Then it's just clicking a few buttons and copying a token

[micaeljtoliveira]

I want to learn!

[dougiesquire]

I've added some details to my review comments

[micaeljtoliveira]

@dougiesquire All set on Anaconda and PyPI. Now, is there a way to test everything is set correctly before merging this?

[dougiesquire]

You can try deploying to testPyPI, but in my experience that's not really a worthwhile exercise. I usually take the "suck it and see" approach.