identity-client
Client lib for the identity service
Manual deployment
Since we don't have a CI/CD pipeline set up right now. You'll have to follow the following steps to release
- Do your changes
- Install
bumpversionandtwine
pip install twine bumpversion
- Bump the version using
bumpversion
bumpversion patch
or as an example:
bumpversion --new-version 1.1.26 patch
- A commit should be made automatically, just push
git push
- Build using setup.py
python setup.py sdist
- Push to pypi using twine
twine upload dist/*
Use 1password to find the credentials for pypi.
In order to upload, we have 2FA and the following needs to be done:
- username should be "__token__"
- password should be the Access Token value
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Release files for identity-client 1.1.26
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