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schema package: Build a python package with the schema #27
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@tiran Can you review the changes here to build a python package for the schema? The goal is to replace using git submodules (as we currently do) with a python dependency. |
I'm happy to help. However I have very limited available until Jun 18th due to travel and other commitments. |
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@russellb @nathan-weinberg Can either of you look at this PR? I would like to get it in (we can always sort out any issues with PyPI packaging later; the publish steps are "falsed" out now). Then other projects like the cli and taxonomy can move to use the package via a pip git+ url to this repo. I have PRs in cli (instructlab/instructlab#1285) and taxonomy (instructlab/taxonomy#1169), to demonstrate accessing the schema via an installed package is working. |
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I created a pending publisher for |
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This will allow schema users to pip install the schema instead of using something like git submodules to place the schema files at some local path. Signed-off-by: BJ Hargrave <hargrave@us.ibm.com>
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This will allow schema users to pip install the schema instead of using something like git submodules to place the schema files at some local path.