wip: run deploy for PR

[agoose77]

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[agoose77]

@jpivarski this commit tested the deployment for Python, whilst this commit tested the C++.

I installed the wheels using

cd $(mktemp-d)
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate

# Populate wheels
mkdir wheels
python3 -m pip wheel packaging numpy pyparsing -w ./wheels
unzip <PATH-TO-CPP-WHEELS> -d wheels
unzip <PATH-TO-PY-WHEELS>  -d wheels

# Install awkward
python3 -m pip install --pre awkward --find-links=./wheels --no-index

# Test
python3 -c "import awkward as ak; builder=ak.ArrayBuilder();builder.integer(100);print(builder.snapshot())"

which succeeded. I was also able to build a C++ wheel from the C++ sdist, which passed the ArrayBuilder test above.

We can just merge this by skipping tests if you're happy to merge; we don't touch anything about from the deployment CI, which doesn't run in the test suite.

[jpivarski]

I approve!

[jpivarski]

I started indiscriminately quoting strings in YAML after being burned by some cases that looked like strings but weren't, due to some special character. It never hurts to quote. I don't think it's harder to read with quotes.

This one can be unquoted, of course.

[agoose77]

Yes, I have the same philosophy. The Python versions always catch me out. I chose to make things look more uniform, but when writing new YAML I usually always quote.

[jpivarski]

That's new to me. I guess you opted for Python as a shell because to use strip(). There's probably a shell equivalent, but why bother? :)

[agoose77]

Actually, I'd rather not use Python! But, we run this on all OSs, and the Python implementation easily works on all platforms. We might want to make this a dev script, I'm half minded.