Add packaging and CI release workflow for the Python GhidraMCP client#108
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* Add pyproject.toml using Hatchling + hatch-vcs for packaging GhidraMCP's Python client; version pulled from Git tags (no v prefix), CLI entrypoint defined * Add release workflow to build/check wheel, upload artifacts, and publish to PyPI using OIDC * Update README to mention ways to install GhidraMCP Python client using pipx and uv tool Signed-off-by: Ryan Mast <[email protected]>
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This adds files for publishing a copy of the Python MCP client/server on PyPI, so it can be installed with
pipxoruv tool install-- this removes the need for absolute paths in configuration files for claude/5ire/etc and the explicitpythoncommand to run the script. It is also makes it possible for other Python tools to list it as a dependency.Currently this PR has CI workflows set up to publish new releases when a new git tags that looks like a version number is pushed. Once (if? I could keep maintaining this packaging myself as a separate repo) this change is merged I can update the PyPI trusted publishing workflow to use this GitHub repo (and add/transfer ownership of the PyPI package if desired).
cc: @LaurieWired