New kernelci Python package on pypi.com

[gctucker]

The KernelCI core tools are currently mainly located in the kernelci/kernelci-core repository. However, other files such as YAML configuration, Docker images, LAVA job templates and Jenkins job files are also in that same repository. There is also the kernelci/kcidb repository with tools to communicate with the BigQuery database.

In order to make it possible for users to install the KernelCI tools from a single Python package and provide it as a pip3 package, we need to provide a setup.py script which will include only the main Python packages and command line tools. This will also explicitly list the dependencies.

The proposed solution is as follows:

• create setup.py to be able to install all the packages and command line tools setup.py: add with initial definitions #440
• upload kernelci package to pypi.com https://pypi.org/project/kernelci/

[gctucker]

Moving to Phase 2 as there were on-going discussions around how to handle the common code.

[gctucker]

A simpler approach would be to add a setup.py script to kernelci-core and simply ignore the non-Python files. This would achieve the same result from a Python package point of view, and avoid disruption with the on-going development in the repository.