I used cookiecutter to create a simple python package that I pushed to Pypi. Next I want to get the package into the Conda ecosystem and found the conda-forge channel really powerful. My only problem is that publishing to conda-forge requires a couple of manual steps including rewriting part of a meta.yaml file. Is there a better way to do this?
My current approach:
Ideally I would like to sync pypi with conda-forge without any manual steps. This is probably not possible but suggestions are very welcome.
This is presently possible if you use a tool called rever . This will allow automatic releases to pypi and conda-forge for a library you own. conda-forge uses this internally to release things like conda-smithy
另一种无需编辑的方法是使用grayskull !
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