Tools for building conda releases of datamicroscopes on both Linux and OS X.
Please install dependencies in requirements.txt.
We deploy to Anaconda.org by using Travis CI as a build server.
This is somewhat hacky and requires modifying .travis.yml to specify the Anaconda channel we want to use and what OS to build for.
.travis.yml in this repository is automatically generated by the fabric commands below. Do not modify it manually.
If you need to modify the travis-ci configuration, modify travis.yml (no leading period) instead. Fabric generates .travis.yml from this travis.yml file.
Committers can build a new conda release by simplying updating the git submodule pointers and pushing to this repo. Travis CI takes care of the rest. When checkout out the repository for the first time, initialize the submodules with the following commands:
$ git submodule init
Once the submodules are initialized, we can update the submodules to the master version on Github with:
$ fab update
To push a new OS X build to Anaconda.org, use
$ fab release_osx
To push a new Linux build to Anaconda.org, use
$ fab release_linux
You can cut a release for both with:
$ fab release_all
By default, we build to the main channel on Anaconda.org. You can build to another channel (e.g. the dev channel) by running a command like:
$ fab release_osx:dev
You can specify the channel you want to install from with a command like:
$ conda install -c datamicroscopes/channel/dev microscopes-common
If conda-install cannot find a package in the channel, it will also look it the channels specified in your .condarc file. You can override this with the --override-channels flag.
