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author | Andrew Pilloud <apilloud@google.com> | Mon Apr 22 11:15:35 2019 -0700 |
committer | Andrew Pilloud <apilloud@google.com> | Mon Apr 22 11:39:04 2019 -0700 |
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beam-wheels
is a helper repository of apache beam, which helps a Release Manager build python wheels on Linux/MacOS in a release process.
There are 2 major parts in this repository.
multibuild as git submodule, helps build python wheels based on different os.
travis configuration files, setups environment variables and deployment strategy.
.travis.yml
contains a set of environment variables and steps of build process.deploy_travis.sh
defines that final python wheels will be deployed to dist.apache.org/dev using svn with your apache credential.config.sh
defines custom build steps.Fork this repo into your own github account.
Sign up travis with your github account and add this folk beam-wheels repository into travis.
In travis build console > More options > Settings > Environment Variables:
ACCESS_KEY_ID
and SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
with ‘Display value in build log’ disabled. These values can be obtained from the GCP Storage Settings under the interoperability tab.Create and push a new branch(e.g. release-2.6.0) into your fork beam-wheels repository, which will trigger the travis build of that version.
Confirm that build successful and wheels get staged in beam-wheels-staging.