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Migrate to organization
This was discussed in #370, but we agreed to migrate this repo to a dedicated organization. (mir_eval?)
There are a couple of other things that will need to be squared away when we do this:
- [ ] update author in README and setup.cfg
- [ ] update copyright in sphinx docs
- [ ] update all URLs to point to the new home. (GitHub will redirect this automatically, and we can use sphinx linkcheck to identify this automatically in a CI action.)
- [ ] update badges in README
- [ ] manage permissions for integrated services, codecov, pypa, zenodo, readthedocs, etc
Feel free to add to this list as needed.
please tag a release to enable nose removal from distributions. Greetings
Nudging @craffel - any chance we could get the org for this setup this week? We're looking to do a bit of in-house code maintenance over here, and AFAICT this is the only thing blocking the next mir_eval release (which in turn blocks other downstream updates for numpy 2 compatibility).
Frankly will likely not get to this until the semester is done, sorry.
What if I was to create a new org and all you have to do is transfer the repo? (Assuming you're still okay with the entire idea, that is.)
Yes, of course, happy to do that.
All the good names were already taken :\ but I just made https://github.com/mir-evaluation and sent you an invite.
Transferred, thanks!
Thanks! I think the only other thing that will need doing from your side before a new release is updating the credentials on pypi to allow the publish action from the new repo address.
Added:
Let me know if that does the trick. Pypi was also yelling at me that I was the sole maintainer of mir_eval so I added Brian.McFee as a maintainer too.
Err, it's telling me Brian.McFee is not your username even though that's the owner of librosa, crema, etc. What's your pypi username?
Let me know if that does the trick.
LGTM, thanks!
Pypi was also yelling at me that I was the sole maintainer of mir_eval so I added Brian.McFee as a maintainer too. Err, it's telling me Brian.McFee is not your username even though that's the owner of librosa, crema, etc. What's your pypi username?
No, that's correct. Weird.
I don't think it's critical for getting pub action to work though.