Publish tar.gz source archive to pypi
See original GitHub issueI’m looking to leverage ray tune for my project at work. Due to legal requirement, my company asks researchers to submit package source archive on pypi to them so that they can review whether the content is banned by them or not.
Therefore I request maintainers to also upload a source archive to pypi. I believe when creating the whl format, an additional sdist argument would allow a tar.gz source archive. python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
for example. Then if you upload both tar.gz and whl to pypi at your release, it’d suffice my needs.
Thank you!
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cc @edoakes, who is managing the next release?
I’m going to tag this with 0.7.7 release, but feel free to remove.
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