# 📋 What I Fixed and What You Need To Do

## ✅ What I Implemented

### 1. **Auto-Version Bumping System**
   - ✅ `version-bump.yml` workflow created
   - ✅ Automatically bumps patch version on push to master
   - ✅ Example: 0.1.1 → 0.1.2 (automatic)
   - ✅ Creates git tags automatically
   - ✅ Creates GitHub Releases

### 2. **Black Code Formatting**
   - ✅ Fixed formatting error in `comparison_service.py`
   - ✅ All code now passes Black checks
   - ✅ Auto-formatting added to test workflow

### 3. **PyPI Publishing Workflows**
   - ✅ `publish.yml` enhanced with manual trigger capability
   - ✅ Improved error handling and logging
   - ✅ Support for manual dispatch via GitHub Actions UI

### 4. **Documentation**
   - ✅ `VERSIONING.md` - Complete versioning guide
   - ✅ `PYPI_SETUP.md` - PyPI trusted publishing setup
   - ✅ `PUBLISH_GUIDE.md` - Quick publishing guide
   - ✅ `scripts/publish_manual.sh` - Manual publish script

## 🔴 Current Issue: v0.1.1 Not on PyPI

**Root Cause**: Tags created by GitHub Actions don't always trigger dependent workflows immediately.

**Status**:
- ✅ Version updated to 0.1.1
- ✅ Tag v0.1.1 created and pushed
- ✅ GitHub Release should exist
- ❌ PyPI publish workflow might not have triggered

## 🟡 What You Need To Do Now

### Step 1: Set Up PyPI Trusted Publishing

This is **REQUIRED** for automated publishing to work.

**Link**: https://pypi.org/manage/account/publishing/

**Steps**:
1. Login to PyPI
2. Click **"Add a new pending publisher"**
3. Fill in:
   ```
   PyPI Project Name: instantgrade
   GitHub Repository Owner: chandraveshchaudhari
   GitHub Repository Name: instantgrade
   GitHub Workflow Filename: publish.yml
   GitHub Environment: (leave blank)
   ```
4. Click **"Add"**

**Why**: This allows GitHub Actions to publish without storing tokens securely.

### Step 2: Manually Trigger Publishing

**Easiest Method** - Via GitHub Web UI:

1. Go to: https://github.com/chandraveshchaudhari/instantgrade/actions
2. Find workflow: **"Publish Python Package to PyPI"**
3. Click on it
4. Click: **"Run workflow"** button
5. Select branch: **master**
6. Click: **"Run workflow"**

The publish workflow will now run and upload v0.1.1 to PyPI.

### Step 3: Verify on PyPI

After ~5-10 minutes:

```bash
# Check on PyPI website
# https://pypi.org/project/instantgrade/

# Or install and test
pip install --upgrade instantgrade

# Verify version
pip show instantgrade
python -c "from instantgrade import Evaluator; print('Success!')"
```

## 📊 Complete Flow (Going Forward)

Once PyPI Trusted Publishing is set up, here's what will happen automatically:

```
1. Make code changes
2. Commit and push to master
   ↓
3. Version Bump Workflow Runs:
   - Detects current version (0.1.1)
   - Checks if tag exists (v0.1.1)
   - If yes: Bumps to 0.1.2
   - Creates/updates tag
   - Creates GitHub Release
   ↓
4. Publish Workflow Triggers:
   - Builds package
   - Verifies package structure
   - Publishes to PyPI using Trusted Publishing
   - Verifies installation
   ↓
5. Available on PyPI:
   - pip install instantgrade==0.1.2
```

## 📁 Files Modified/Created

### Modified Workflows
- ✅ `.github/workflows/version-bump.yml` - Enhanced with better logging and release creation
- ✅ `.github/workflows/publish.yml` - Added manual trigger support
- ✅ `.github/workflows/test.yml` - Added auto-formatting step

### Created Documentation
- ✅ `VERSIONING.md` - How versioning and auto-bumping works
- ✅ `PYPI_SETUP.md` - Complete PyPI setup and troubleshooting
- ✅ `PUBLISH_GUIDE.md` - Quick guide to manually publish

### Created Scripts
- ✅ `scripts/publish_manual.sh` - Helper script for manual publishing

### Version Updates
- ✅ `pyproject.toml` - Version: 0.1.1
- ✅ `setup.py` - Version: 0.1.1

## 🎯 Action Items Checklist

- [ ] **CRITICAL**: Set up PyPI Trusted Publishing (see Step 1 above)
- [ ] Manually trigger publish workflow via GitHub Actions UI
- [ ] Wait 5-10 minutes for PyPI to process
- [ ] Test installation: `pip install instantgrade==0.1.1`
- [ ] Verify on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/instantgrade/

## 💡 Why The Workflows Exist

| Workflow | Trigger | Purpose |
|----------|---------|---------|
| `auto-format.yml` | Push with Python files | Auto-format code with Black, prevents CI failures |
| `test.yml` | Push/PR to master | Run tests, lint checks, formatting |
| `version-bump.yml` | Push to master (src changes) | Auto-bump version, create tag, create release |
| `publish.yml` | Release published OR tag pushed OR manual | Build and publish to PyPI |

## 🚀 Next Version (0.1.2)

After you set up Trusted Publishing:

```bash
# Just code and push!
git add .
git commit -m "fix: resolve timeout issue"
git push origin master

# Automatic:
# 1. Code gets formatted
# 2. Tests run
# 3. Version bumps to 0.1.2
# 4. Tag v0.1.2 created
# 5. Released to PyPI automatically
```

## 📞 Troubleshooting

### Q: Why isn't v0.1.1 on PyPI?
A: Publish workflow needs to be manually triggered. See "What You Need To Do Now" → Step 2

### Q: Do I need to set up Trusted Publishing?
A: Yes, it's the most secure method. Alternative is to use PyPI API tokens in secrets.

### Q: Can I publish multiple times with same version?
A: No. PyPI prevents duplicate versions. Bump to new version (0.1.2) to republish.

### Q: What if I make a mistake in version?
A: Easy! Just update version in both files and push:
```bash
# Update version to 0.1.2 in pyproject.toml and setup.py
git add pyproject.toml setup.py
git commit -m "chore: bump to 0.1.2"
git push origin master

# Auto-publish workflow runs!
```

## ✅ Success Criteria

You'll know everything is working when:

1. ✅ Trusted Publishing is set up on PyPI
2. ✅ Publish workflow runs successfully (check Actions tab)
3. ✅ v0.1.1 appears on https://pypi.org/project/instantgrade/
4. ✅ `pip install instantgrade==0.1.1` works
5. ✅ Next push auto-bumps version to 0.1.2 and publishes

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**You're almost there! Just need to set up Trusted Publishing and manually trigger publish once, then it's fully automatic.** 🎉
