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Rerender and upload nightly binaries #19

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This updates the existing nightly builds to upload the conda binaries that are created. It labels the binaries with the tag "nightlies" so that normal end users are not affected. Developers can install the nightly conda binaries by specyfing the channel -c "tiledb/label/nightlies" when installing with conda.

You can see the example commits it creates on my fork:

However, all builds (nightly, main branch) are currently failing to build the Python client due to a solver error. This is currently being discussed in PR #18

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LGTM, although I still lack enough conda-fu to provide informed feedback

@jdblischak jdblischak closed this May 3, 2023
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@jdblischak jdblischak merged commit 0d5197f into TileDB-Inc:main May 3, 2023
@jdblischak jdblischak deleted the jdb/upload-nightly branch May 3, 2023 19:55
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Nightly job is looking good. The scheduled nightly build ran successfully, the nightly feedstock builds it triggered also ran successfully, and (as expected) no binaries were uploaded because the packages were already uploaded with that date string after my PR was merged earlier in the day. Going forward new nightly binaries will be uploaded each day.

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