This is an internal doc only. If you are an end user, please refer to the examples in the Readme.md or inside the examples folder. This is strictly internal.
There are a bunch of steps you have to take when pushing to the repository. Number one, you have to always build before pushing.
git checkout main
VERSION=v1.9.9 make build-and-push
Replace v1.9.9 with a semver.
Step two is publishing your changes. The current workflow has all the steps that you need. Only update it if it is strictly necessary. Besides changing versions of actions, there isn't much you will need to do.
Commit your changes, push changes to origin and then tag the root release in the format: "v0.0.0". Always make sure that the tags are higher. It might seem obvious but many slip at this and never see their changes published.
git tag v0.9.0
Then tag the Go SDK:
git tag sdk/v0.9.0
The push the sdk first:
git push origin sdk/v0.9.0
Then:
git push origin v0.9.0
With Python, you might come up against a situation where your pip's path might not be what you want. Instead of directly downloading with pip as usual, try this:
python3 -m pip install YOUR_PACKAGE
Pierre worked on the most for this repo. So please reach out to him over Slack.