Right now the only way to get quicksave is pip install git+https://github.com/qorexdevs/quicksave or grabbing a wheel off the releases page. Putting it on PyPI would make it a plain pip install quicksave and pipx install quicksave, which is what most people expect from a CLI.
What's needed:
- reserve the
quicksave name on PyPI (may already be taken, needs checking)
- a release workflow that builds the wheel + sdist and uploads on tag push, ideally with trusted publishing (OIDC) so there's no token to store
- update the install section of the README once it's live
The build already produces clean quicksave-<ver>-py3-none-any.whl and .tar.gz (attached to each release), so the packaging side is mostly done. Happy to take a PR for the workflow, or discuss the trusted-publishing setup here first.
Right now the only way to get quicksave is
pip install git+https://github.com/qorexdevs/quicksaveor grabbing a wheel off the releases page. Putting it on PyPI would make it a plainpip install quicksaveandpipx install quicksave, which is what most people expect from a CLI.What's needed:
quicksavename on PyPI (may already be taken, needs checking)The build already produces clean
quicksave-<ver>-py3-none-any.whland.tar.gz(attached to each release), so the packaging side is mostly done. Happy to take a PR for the workflow, or discuss the trusted-publishing setup here first.