I'll be working on the build-bots more today. My AppVeyor page: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/pvcraven/pygame/history
The code: https://bitbucket.org/pcraven/pygame Important files are "appveyor.yml" and the appveyor directory. I'm creating pull requests as I figure things out. I think the current set of pull requests will get your Travis-CI working. My near-term goal is to get AppVeyor set up so that you just need to plug in your username/password and switch from testpypi to pypi for a successful deploy. Pypi has a test site that you can experiment with. Here's my work so far: https://testpypi.python.org/pypi/pygame I don't know anything about devpi. If I get it working you should be able to use your username and switch the server to production. My username on Pypi is Paul.Craven. I'm on IRC #pygame as "professorcraven" Paul Vincent Craven On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 5:29 AM, René Dudfield <ren...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > very nice work. > > Are you able to tell something about what/how you got AppVeyor, and the > windows binary wheel working? > https://bitbucket.org/pygame/pygame/issue/154/set-up-more-build-bots > > I've started working on a page which links to all the different buildbot > pages(the travisci ones, launchpad, AppVeyor, the "The Spectacularly > Adequate Automated Pygame Build Page"), so developers can go there when > they make changes. If you put the links to AppVeyor/travisci in the issue > above I'll get to them. > > I reserved the pygame on pypi long ago. I will look at reviving it (once > pypi is letting people login again, it's broken at the moment). What's your > username on pypi? > > By pypi test server, do you mean you set up a devpi? Is this just for > yourself, or are you planning to make this public for pygame developers? I > have a docker for setting up devpi, and was thinking of hosting one for > pygame on the same server as the website. However, I wasn't sure how useful > it was to people? > > The process for doing releases is documented in > docs/howto_release_pygame.txt We need to always follow the same release > process to avoid causing people problems. We'll need to update the release > process for the new version scheme, and to account for pypi amongst other > things. If it's documented, then hopefully multiple people can do releases > and get everything right. > > There might be some people on Saturday who will join in a pygame sprint > fixing things. > http://www.meetup.com/opentechschool-berlin/events/215154142/ I'll put up > a news post on the website about a 'pygame sprint' running over the next > couple of weeks. > > > best, > > > > On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 4:12 AM, claudio canepa <ccanep...@gmail.com> > wrote: >> >> Great ! and thanks for all the work >> >> >> On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 12:00 AM, Paul Vincent Craven < >> p...@cravenfamily.com> wrote: >>> >>> I spent the today continuing to work on builds and packaging. >>> >>> - I can get pygame to build on Linux and push to PyPi Test server >>> successfully. >>> - I can get it to build on Travis-CI successfully and run tests. But >>> I haven't tried pushing it from there. >>> - I can get Pygame to build and work on a mac. >>> - I can get Pygame to build on AppVeyor and create a binary wheel. >>> Haven't gotten it to upload to PyPi Test successfully yet. >>> - While there isn't a package "Pygame" on the server full PyPi >>> server, it is reserved by someone. I'm not sure who can do the official >>> updates. >>> >>> Tomorrow I hope to improve the packaging and pushing to the PyPi test >>> server from all platforms. >>> >>> Paul Vincent Craven >>> >>
