Standard practice is for a git repo to have one Python package in it. Most CI/CD tools are built on this assumption. However, in some cases it's necessary to have more than one package in a repo. This repo shows one way to use Travis CI to package and distribute Python packages from a repo that hosts multiple packages.
I'll just go through the .travis.yml file
stages:
- test
- name: deploy
if: tag =~ main OR tag =~ secondary
deploy will only happen if (1) there's a git tag and (b) it starts with either main or secondary
- stage: deploy
python: 3.4
script: cd $(bash before_deploy.sh)
If there's a git tag that meets one of those criterion, when we start the deploy stage we cd into the directory of that package using the before_deploy.sh script. Then packaging runs from there.
Please open a PR!