Add a note about installing directly from GitHub

[dnwillia-work]

You can install the packages from GitHub directly.

[dnwillia-work]

@mkundu1 Looking at the GitHub actions I guess you are manually doing this every once and a while?

For instance, I see this in the GitHub actions pipeline:

https://github.com/pyansys/pyfluent/actions/runs/2038748739

So, one can install like I've added to the README.

[mkundu1]

@mkundu1 Looking at the GitHub actions I guess you are manually doing this every once and a while?

For instance, I see this in the GitHub actions pipeline:

https://github.com/pyansys/pyfluent/actions/runs/2038748739

So, one can install like I've added to the README.

@dnwillia-work @seanpearsonuk The CI is set up to create a release package whenever a tag is pushed. Currently I manually push a tag before the weekly artifactory update. I download the .whl file created in github and upload it to the artifactory. Currently the same tag (v0.1.dev0) is pushed every week (after deleting the existing one), we shall start versioning it.

[dnwillia-work]

@mkundu1 Looking at the GitHub actions I guess you are manually doing this every once and a while?

For instance, I see this in the GitHub actions pipeline:
https://github.com/pyansys/pyfluent/actions/runs/2038748739
So, one can install like I've added to the README.

@dnwillia-work @seanpearsonuk The CI is set up to create a release package whenever a tag is pushed. Currently I manually push a tag before the weekly artifactory update. I download the .whl file created in github and upload it to the artifactory. Currently the same tag (v0.1.dev0) is pushed every week (after deleting the existing one), we shall start versioning it.

OK, awesome, thanks for clarifying, I did not know you were doing it this way.