Automatic PyPI upload on GitHub release #151
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This closes #110, right? |
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Except for the docs tags (for which I've just added an RTD automation to auto-activate version tags). It does mean you should create new package releases via a GitHub release rather than pushing a tag though. |
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@angus-g, merge? |
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I'll just do one quick test, then I'll merge! |
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take your time! |
Releases marked as "prerelease" will go to TestPyPI, for workflow testing, etc.
This will fill out the PyPI project page, and also prevent an error during the check phase of the packaging workflow.
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Alright, figured out that we need the |
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Should do, yeah. |
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Releases marked as "prerelease" will go to TestPyPI, for workflow testing, etc. Just as an option for #110, probably good to get @dougiesquire's feedback.