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use pip install TGI3.0 #2832

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xiezhipeng-git opened this issue Dec 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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use pip install TGI3.0 #2832

xiezhipeng-git opened this issue Dec 12, 2024 · 3 comments

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@xiezhipeng-git
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Feature request

I want to use
pip install tgi
but there are only 2.4.0
And I see the release already has 3.0.1.
Do I just have to wait to use it via pip install tgi 3.0+?

Motivation

Easier to use tgi 3.0+

Your contribution

https://pypi.org/project/tgi/

@Abhishek-kroy
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Abhishek-kroy commented Dec 13, 2024

Hi @xiezhipeng-git ,
I’m new to open-source contributions, and I’m really excited about the opportunity to contribute to this project!

I noticed that the latest version (3.0.1) isn’t available via pip install. Rather than just uploading it manually to PyPI, I’d like to propose implementing a CI/CD workflow to automatically upload the latest GitHub release to PyPI. This way, every time a new release is tagged on GitHub, it will be automatically pushed to PyPI, ensuring that users always have access to the latest version.

I’d be happy to work on setting this up and would appreciate any guidance or feedback on how the maintainers would prefer to approach this.

Looking forward to contributing and learning through this project! 😊

@xiezhipeng-git
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xiezhipeng-git commented Dec 13, 2024

Hi @xiezhipeng-git , 你好, I’m new to open-source contributions, and I’m really excited about the opportunity to contribute to this project!我是开源贡献的新手,我真的很高兴有机会为这个项目做出贡献!

I noticed that the latest version (3.0.1) isn’t available via pip install. Rather than just uploading it manually to PyPI, I’d like to propose implementing a CI/CD workflow to automatically upload the latest GitHub release to PyPI. This way, every time a new release is tagged on GitHub, it will be automatically pushed to PyPI, ensuring that users always have access to the latest version.我注意到最新版本(3.0.1)不能通过pip安装。我建议实现一个CI/CD工作流来自动将最新的GitHub版本上传到PyPI,而不是手动将其上传到PyPI。这样,每次在GitHub上标记新版本时,它都会自动推送到PyPI,确保用户始终可以访问最新版本。

I’d be happy to work on setting this up and would appreciate any guidance or feedback on how the maintainers would prefer to approach this.我很乐意进行设置,并希望得到任何关于维护人员如何处理这一问题的指导或反馈。

Looking forward to contributing and learning through this project! 😊期待通过这个项目做出贡献和学习!😊

Maybe you can try twine
https://blog.csdn.net/mouday/article/details/80736312
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@DragonFive
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It's a good suggestion, build from source is so complicated that it introduces a multitude of issues, hindering us from becoming users. looking forward to pip way!

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