Added publishing workflow #104
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(We should create a v0.2.5 release before merging this.) |
lxuechen
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Jul 25, 2021
We could tag the commit that comes from merging #102. Thanks again for putting all of this together! |
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Prompted by (and I expect superseding) #100, I've put together a publish workflow. It should automatically upload a build to PyPI whenever we do a release.
Untested for obvious reasons.
At the moment it uses a PyPI username + password for authentication. We can change that to using an API token if you prefer.