Adding publish step in ci

[ankush-cohere]

I have added a step to publish compass-sdk on pypi. This is a step similar to how we release cohere-python package.

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[benrules3]

This change looks good to me, great to publish to PyPi - can you explain how the package versioning gets defined though? Not clear on that part, and want to make sure it's sensible.

[ankush-cohere]

If I am not wrong, it should be the same version as specified in pyproject.toml

[benrules3]

If I am not wrong, it should be the same version as specified in pyproject.toml

If that is the case, I think we should change from 0.1.0 to 1.0.0 or 0.2.0 at least. We should define the dev workflow when making changes too, for example if I add something new do I need to manual increment a minor version?

[ankush-cohere]

If that is the case, I think we should change from 0.1.0 to 1.0.0 or 0.2.0 at least.

let's start with 1.0.0

We should define the dev workflow when making changes too, for example if I add something new do I need to manual
increment a minor version?

It should be the standard, 1.0.+ for bug fix, 1.+.0 for new features and +.0.0 for breaking changes

[benrules3]

It should be the standard, 1.0.+ for bug fix, 1.+.0 for new features and +.0.0 for breaking changes

This feels like it should be a github action or pre-commit hook. Basically check every PR includes a version change, and include the criteria for each type. Can come as another PR, but do you agree? And how would you enforce this?

[ankush-cohere]

Now if I think about it, isn't that what a tag is for? Maybe picking the version via tag is a better option. Ideally consistency between pyproject.toml and tag would be fantastic.

[benrules3]

LGTM - I defer to @miguelvr for final approve here though