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github-binary-upload

github-binary-upload is a utility for publishing releases from tags with attached files on GitHub.

  • 0.1.10
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GitHub Binary Upload

Introduction

github-binary-upload is a script for creating GitHub releases from Git tags with attached assets.

Installation

  • From PyPI:

    python3 -m pip install github-binary-upload
    
  • Self-contained executables for Linux x86_64 with glibc >= 2.17 (any recent Linux distribution) and macOS High Sierra and newer are available on the releases page.

  • AUR package for Arch Linux users: python-github-binary-upload

Usage

After installation you can run github-binary-upload:

usage: github-binary-upload [-h] [-g GITHUB_SERVER] [-c CREDENTIALS_FILE] [-l]
                            [-n] [-u USERNAME] [-V]
                            [project] [tag] [assets [assets ...]]

github-binary-upload is a utility for publishing releases from tags with attached files on GitHub.

positional arguments:
  project               GitHub project in the format "<user>/<project name>"
  tag                   tag that will be published as a release, ignored if '
                        --latest' is given
  assets                files that will be attached to the release

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -g GITHUB_SERVER, --github-server GITHUB_SERVER
                        GitHub server hostname (default: github.com)
  -c CREDENTIALS_FILE, --credentials-file CREDENTIALS_FILE
                        path to a file containing username and password/access
                        token (on two separate lines, default: ~/.github-
                        binary-uploadrc)
  -l, --latest          get the latest tag from the GitHub API
  -n, --dry-run         only print which releases would be published
  -u USERNAME, --user USERNAME
                        user account for querying the GitHub API; the password
                        is read from stdin
  -V, --version         print the version number and exit

Example

Run

github-binary-upload -u ExampleUser -l ExampleUser/ExampleProject MyFirstAsset.zip MySecondAsset.whl

to create a release from the latest tag in the GitHub project ExampleUser/ExampleProject. The files MyFirstAsset.zip and MySecondAsset.whl will be attached as downloadable files.

github-binary-upload can be called multiple times on the same tag. The release will be recreated each time. This is especially useful to CI pipelines which can run more than once.

Python API

github-binary-upload defines a function publish_release_from_tag which can be called from Python code:

from github_binary_upload import publish_release_from_tag


publish_release_from_tag(
    project, tag, assets, github_server, username, password, dry_run
)

If tag is None, the latest tag will be converted to a GitHub release. dry_run is an optional parameter which defaults to False.

Contributing

Please open an issue on GitHub if you experience bugs or miss features. Please consider to send a pull request if you can spend time on fixing the issue yourself. This project uses pre-commit to ensure code quality and a consistent code style. Run

make git-hooks-install

to install all linters as Git hooks in your local clone of github-binary-upload.

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