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#! /bin/bash -x

#SBATCH --output=/mnt/beegfs/carlos.bastarz/oensMB09/model/exec_SMT2020052600.NMC/setout/Out.model.2020052600.MPI64.out
#SBATCH --error=/mnt/beegfs/carlos.bastarz/oensMB09/model/exec_SMT2020052600.NMC/setout/Out.model.2020052600.MPI64.err
#SBATCH --time=04:00:00
#SBATCH --tasks-per-node=64
#SBATCH --nodes=1
#SBATCH --job-name=BAMNMC
#SBATCH --partition=PESQ1

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#! /bin/bash -x

#SBATCH --output=/mnt/beegfs/carlos.bastarz/oensMB09/recanl/output/setrecanlANLSMT.TQ0126L042.2020090100.Linux.23112411:33.out
#SBATCH --error=/mnt/beegfs/carlos.bastarz/oensMB09/recanl/output/setrecanlANLSMT.TQ0126L042.2020090100.Linux.23112411:33.err
#SBATCH --time=00:30:00
#SBATCH --tasks-per-node=1
#SBATCH --nodes=1
#SBATCH --job-name=RECANL
#SBATCH --partition=PESQ1

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Publish a Simple Package to PyPi

A guide on how to publish a simple package (i.e., pure Python) to PyPi.

Set Up Your ~/.pypirc

First, set up your ~/.pypirc to make things a little easier:

[distutils]

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Publish a Complex Package to PyPi

By a complex package, I mean a package with pure Python code as well as code in other languages like C, Fortran, etc.

Note: I am assuming that your setup.py already works, and I will show you how to create a manylinux Python wheel. You will need Docker for this.

The manylinux Wheel 🛞

To create a distribution of your Python package with statically linked libraries (i.e., a self-contained package), you need to use a Linux distribution that provides all necessary dependencies. This is where manylinux comes in handy.