Add GitHub action that releases to PyPI on Create Release#133
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IbraheemTuffaha wants to merge 1 commit intosanchit-gandhi:mainfrom
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Add GitHub action that releases to PyPI on Create Release#133IbraheemTuffaha wants to merge 1 commit intosanchit-gandhi:mainfrom
Create Release#133IbraheemTuffaha wants to merge 1 commit intosanchit-gandhi:mainfrom
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As explained in #126, you cannot release a package to PyPI with a direct dependency like
whisper-jax(i.e. only installed usingpip install git+https://github.com/sanchit-gandhi/whisper-jax.git).To fix this, the package must be released to PyPI.
I added a GitHub Action to easily allow this to happen.
You only need to make sure you update the version here with every release:
whisper-jax/whisper_jax/__init__.py
Line 16 in 45bff9d
Then create a tag for every important change then create a release from the tag.
I suggest using Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 for choosing the next release version increment.
To test the release, I tried it on TestPyPI and it worked releasing v0.0.1 (I'll delete it or handover ownership to you if you want).
Now for the real PyPI, you must create a new project from Publishing, at the bottom you will find this 👇
Fill it with:
And then we're good to go. It'll be ready to do the release from GitHub :)