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My build server i run on my home server to check for git repo tags, and push to pypi

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An automated build server written for Python2.7

monitors git repository, and when new tagged versions are released, builds and uploads to your chosen repository via twine

you will need to create a `config.yaml` file in ``/etc/py-build-server/` something like:

```
# this file belongs in /etc/py-build-server/config/yaml
#
# Demo entry using all possible config options:
####
# repository_name: # used to identify repo in this program(purely for human purposes)
# dir: /path/to/repository/root
# fetch_frequency: 10 # minutes between checking repository status (default: 10)
# remote: origin # remote name to fetch (default: origin)
# branch: branch_you_wish_to_release # if set, dont upload unless on this branch
# twine_conf:
# username: user # username to authenticate to repository as
# password: pass # password to authenticate to repository with
# repository: # repo to upload to (default: pypi)
# gpg_sign: true|false # sign files to upload using gpg
# gpg_program: # program used to sign uploads(default: gpg)
# gpg_identity: # gpg identity used to sign files
# comment: # comment to include with distribution file
# pypirc_file: # the .pypirc file to use
# skip_existing: true|false # continue uploading if one already exists
```

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