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feat: add uv Python package publishing - #32
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- build and test immutable client wheel and sdist artifacts - verify source metadata and exact native release tags - preflight all hashes before token-based publication - cover release failure guards and document retry checks
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. Walkthrough新增 HugeGraph Python 包的手动构建、校验和发布工作流及脚本,并增加相关测试。README 更新镜像工作流说明,新增 Python 包发布指南和维护说明。 ChangesPython 包发布流程
工作流指南更新
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Actions as GitHub Actions
participant Script as python_release.py
participant API as Python 包索引 JSON API
participant UV as uv
participant Index as Python 包索引
Actions->>Script: 传入目标、版本和 manifest 信息
Script->>Script: 校验 manifest 和本地制品
Script->>API: 查询指定版本的文件及 SHA-256
API-->>Script: 返回远端文件及哈希
Script->>UV: 传入待上传制品和发布参数
UV->>Index: 上传缺失制品
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Protect the production publishing environment and verify build artifacts against a manifest recorded before tests. Until then, a manually dispatched release can expose the publishing token or upload artifacts changed after the build. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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- test wheel and sdist on Python 3.10 and 3.11 - remove the unsupported Python 3.9 smoke path - align release documentation with the package minimum
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What changed in this PR
Adds a manual, integrity-checked uv workflow for publishing hugegraph-python to TestPyPI or PyPI.
Changes:
- Validates source refs, metadata, artifacts, and SHA-256 manifests.
- Builds and tests once, then transfers artifacts by ID.
- Adds hash-safe publishing retries, guard tests, and documentation.
| File | Description |
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tests/test_python_release.py |
Release guard and retry behavior tests |
README.md |
Python publishing workflow documentation |
.github/workflows/publish_python.yml |
Build, test, artifact transfer, and publishing workflow |
.github/scripts/python_release.py |
Source, metadata, manifest, and remote hash validation |
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- reject extra index files before any upload or no-op - test conflicts with missing and already published artifacts - shorten release instructions without manual line wrapping
- replace repeated image explanations with a compact overview - retain release inputs, prechecks, retry rules and workflow links - keep prose paragraphs unwrapped for readable diffs
- replace the exhaustive workflow list with a directory link - illustrate package artifact flow and fold development commands - remove the unsupported manual dry-run instruction
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In @.github/workflows/publish_python.yml:
- Around line 89-94: The “Record exact artifacts and source” step creates the
manifest after code has run against dist/, allowing artifacts to change before
they are recorded. Generate the manifest immediately after building and checking
distributions, then use python_release.py verify after the tests with the
recorded manifest SHA; keep twine check before manifest creation and restrict
the smoke-test loop to wheel and sdist files so it excludes manifest.json.
- Line 107: Update the `pypi` GitHub environment configuration used by the
`publish_python.yml` workflow to restrict deployments to the default branch or
approved protected tags and require reviewer approval. Keep the existing
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- show latest and release wrappers sharing image publishers - distinguish standard images from PD Store Server validation - include the independent Python package release path
- replace the ASCII overview with a generated architecture diagram - store the image under .github/assets and link it from README - keep Python publishing solely in its dedicated section
- record artifact hashes before installing and testing packages - verify the original manifest before handing artifacts to publish - cover post-build tampering through the verifier CLI - document protected production deployments and approval
- require a manual x.y.z.n version only for TestPyPI - derive production x.y.z from source metadata and matching tag - update the isolated test checkout using uv without relocking - cover missing, malformed and conflicting version inputs

Add a manual Python package release workflow. Select a source ref in
apache/hugegraph-aiand either TestPyPI (default) or PyPI. TestPyPI requirestest_version=x.y.z.n(e.g.1.7.0.1); only the CI checkout version changes. Production leaves that input blank and readsx.y.zfrom source metadata, requiring an exactly matching tag. No automatic numbering or production version override.hugegraph-pythononce, then transfer the wheel/sdist by artifact ID to a separate publishing job.PYPI_API_TOKEN; build jobs never receive publishing credentials.Validation: 21 guard tests, actionlint and strict Twine checks pass. A temporary source checkout builds
1.7.0.1wheel/sdist successfully and the wheel installs/imports on Python 3.10; original source metadata remains1.7.0. Python >=3.10 is explicit; earlier isolated wheel/sdist client tests on 3.10/3.11 each passed all 47 tests. Review feedback is addressed: unexpected remote files fail before uploads or no-op, and the unsupported Python 3.9 gate is removed. The manifest is recorded before installation/tests and verified again afterward; a CLI regression test detects valid-metadata artifact tampering.Production environment protection is configured and read back: only the
masterbranch ofhugegraph/actionscan deploy topypi,imbajinmust approve, and admin bypass is disabled. The owner may manually approve their own dispatch. TestPyPI keeps branch validation enabled. These environment settings are separate from the AI source tag check.README now uses compact mode/input tables and a package-flow diagram, folds development commands, and links to the workflow directory instead of enumerating every YAML file. Prose is not manually line-wrapped.
Source package fix: apache/hugegraph-ai#374 (
bf24a43660588beee2c7624d8d03c86326f4c0c1). TestPyPI/PyPI environment secrets have been configured. The same publishing script with uv 0.12.18 successfully uploaded both 1.7.0 artifacts to TestPyPI locally after verification; remote bytes were downloaded, checked, and installed successfully. No production upload was performed.Verified TestPyPI SHA-256:
5ee70d038eb141fae21730a7aa72ba7bde4ed68d3e5733e922efee385ffbeb58a12b30ffb79001aa02b0e9f2bf5bbd8fc8f6f9b0a07b252bdf18053a8f0e91c5CI dispatch remains pending maintainer merge: both
gh workflow run --ref cx-python-releaseand direct dispatch API return 404 because this new workflow is not registered on the default branch. After merge, dispatch withsource_ref=refs/heads/cx-python-release,target=testpypi,test_version=1.7.0.1. Existing different same-version artifacts fail rather than being replaced. The new four-part version has been built locally, not uploaded.