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Package for pip, command line tool #37
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Make it a command that can be run from the Terminal. The command would also have subcommands for managing loom files:
These commands are essentially the old pipeline but made available to command-line users. The previous "upload" functionality would be replaced by This also means we need an endpoint to upload files, with proper authorization. Probably |
The build process doesn't quite get rid of old builds now:
I'm not sure if it's related, but I'm also having issues with the website loading older, cached versions of the JS bundle, which gets in the way debugging obviously. |
I tried
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So I uncluttered the dataset-list and tried to upload, but then I got this message:
Since I didn't touch |
Ah. You need a .pypirc file with the correct credentials. See http://peterdowns.com/posts/first-time-with-pypi.html I will give it to you separately so it doesn’t end up in the repository. /Sten Sten Linnarsson, PhD On 15 Aug 2016, at 15:40, Job van der Zwan <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> wrote: So I uncluttered the dataset-list and tried to upload, but then I got this message: removing 'loompy-0.9.3' (and everything under it) Since I didn't touch setup.py I'm not sure what the problem is. Anyway, I pushed the fix to git so you can upload to the server yourself for now. It defaults to genescape, since that one works properly right now. — |
Ok clearly something is not working. I pull the latest version, build and check locally. I verify that I see the latest version with less clutter on the dataset view. Then I deploy, and confirm that the server indeed got upgraded to the latest version from PyPi. But still the server shows the previous version of the web page. |
Could it be that is has the same issue I had, with old .js files not being On 15 August 2016 at 17:55, Sten Linnarsson notifications@github.com
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Although that wouldn't really make sense, given that I also updated the build script to fix that locally for me. |
Ok fixed it:
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Create setup.py and register with Pypi to enable "pip install"
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