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Tweaks for PyPI release #101

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@patrick-kidger patrick-kidger commented Jul 20, 2021

#100 has prompted me to try and sort out PyPI.

I've provisionally already pushed a release to PyPI; I think everything seems to be working fine. @lxuechen if you're happy with this state of affairs then this PR will update the documentation.

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CC @Zymrael -- a provisional (manual rather than automated) torchsde release is now available on PyPI.

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Also Chen, lmk what your PyPI username is so I can add you as an owner over there. I'm expecting it's lxuechen like everywhere else, but I'm just making sure.

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a provisional torchsde release is now available on PyPI.

It would be great if the GitHub source could also be tagged so that it's clear what version of the code is being installed.

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Thanks for the updates! I'll follow up quickly on this tomorrow.

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Also Chen, lmk what your PyPI username is so I can add you as an owner over there. I'm expecting it's lxuechen like everywhere else, but I'm just making sure.

Yes, the username is lxuechen.

@patrick-kidger patrick-kidger merged commit cf8f9cb into master Jul 22, 2021
@patrick-kidger patrick-kidger deleted the pypi branch July 22, 2021 22:21
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@lxuechen have now added you on PyPI.

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It would be great if the GitHub source could also be tagged so that it's clear what version of the code is being installed.

Yep, we'll create a v0.2.5 release on GitHub at some point shortly, which will correspond to the version available on PyPI.

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