Binary wheels? about btrees HOT 22 CLOSED

We probably shouldn't close it until after we make a 4.3.0 release and see the wheels show up automagically on PyPI.

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Just as an FYI, do you you know when you might cut a 4.3.0 release?

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@mgedmin I can read / decrypt that message.

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This sounds like an excellent idea to me.

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FWIW, I also think BTrees meet the criteria to be distributed as manylinux wheels. Can those be produced on Travis too?

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#27 builds Mac OS X wheels on travis and deploys them to pypi. The same approach is available for windows using appveyor. https://github.com/datamade/pylbfgs/blob/master/appveyor.yml

Would that be welcome here? It seems like there is also some dedicated zope infrastructure for building Window eggs, but there hasn't been movement to have that infrastructure build wheels.

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@jamadden I think that manylinux wheels can be built on travis, but I don't know how. I kind of expect that the infrastructure for building manylinux wheels will get better quickly, so I'd be tempted to wait a bit.

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@jamadden https://github.com/pypa/python-manylinux-demo demonstrates building manylinux wheels on Travis (including welding in external shared libs ?!).

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@tseaver Sadly, building manylinux wheels uses docker which requires sudo access (so the old, slow infrastructure). It's probably not worth changing that in BTrees (slow down all commit checks), as quickly as they build for end-users on linux, I'd guess.

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@jamadden Given how long BTrees tests take to run (4+ minutes even with sudo: false), the extra time might not be all that relevant.

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The same approach is available for windows using appveyor. https://github.com/datamade/pylbfgs/blob/master/appveyor.yml

Would that be welcome here? It seems like there is also some dedicated zope infrastructure for building Window eggs, but there hasn't been movement to have that infrastructure build wheels.

@fgregg I wouldn't object to reviewing / merging a Windows-wheels-via-appveyor PR. The current Winbot is increasingly difficult for us to maintain (we can't even manage to get it to quit running failing Python 2.5 tests!)

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Here's a PR for the appveyor script. #30

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It is my deepest desire to replace the current Windows VM that builds eggs for Pythons up to 3.2 with Appveyor building wheels (and eggs too, for legacy reasons) for Pythons up to 3.5.

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I think we can close this issue now?

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4.3.0 released

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@fgregg The Mac builds on Travis failed for the 4.3.0 tag:

• https://travis-ci.org/zopefoundation/BTrees/jobs/129286691
• https://travis-ci.org/zopefoundation/BTrees/jobs/129286693

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It looks like the PYPIPASSWORD encrypted variable was not set completely correctly

https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/environment-variables/#Encrypting-Variables-Using-a-Public-Key

you'll need to run a command like

travis encrypt PYPIPASSWORD=password_for_zope.wheelbuilder

you'll get something that looks like

  secure: "fB9vYiXkZluFCGw+gE4yg0ANbCmBcE5mzGZmvRNwMbI2/6RgEovCD+9w5kM6vqHY25sj3zIKeXervqKEVIZ5+2nmN/uOY86a60pbZ6Tf2tABe2iMzJya38US2rEydI8p3VCxdI0eoQ3TaXd0qNJy4SyqDucoMxi/SxeewlaIs3U="

replace https://github.com/zopefoundation/BTrees/blob/master/.travis.yml#L47 and push another tag.

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Window wheels are building! https://pypi.python.org/pypi/BTrees

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 6:34 PM Tres Seaver [email protected]
wrote:

@fgregg https://github.com/fgregg The Mac builds on Travis failed for
the 4.3.0 tag:

• https://travis-ci.org/zopefoundation/BTrees/jobs/129286691
• https://travis-ci.org/zopefoundation/BTrees/jobs/129286693

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WOOT!

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@mgedmin do you think you could help with the travis PYPIPASSWORD

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I'm guessing I encrypted just the password, without the variable name in #27 (comment). Here's a new attempt, in the form of PYPIPASSWORD=thepassword, with a trailing newline:

  secure: "CpYDbVb6YOyIAnCcvBEiDLeYmNhfDDqJosIV0NussN9dNe1hsfHQK98evAEe9F4kXuWo6SmmtT0uX2RXOojB5If/z7sAcXSDaGWCMJK0FY98sWL2DCRtb1/O1puo/uvn3RJlpe4bkxQoyFCKjpWaTJOM+NSEt7YbTTTdCpG7/zU="

BTW @tseaver, can you read #27 (comment) successfully?

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This ready to close?

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