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Github action for making a new release #5
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Should use a dedicated PyPI API token for the upload: https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2020/01/start-using-2fa-and-api-tokens-on-pypi.html
twine seems to not support API tokens yet, but there is a workaround.
Hey @haplo, I might be interested in setting this up. How do we go about the token? I can imagine you not wanting to share that with a random stranger on the internet right now.
Have you given this any thought?
Maybe something like this: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/managing-workflow-runs/approving-workflow-runs-from-public-forks
Hi @peterrus, thank you for taking an interest on this task.
It looks like Github Actions has secrets support, so that's what we should be using. I would create a PyPI API token limited only to this package, then add a
PYPI_TOKENsecret (so it would beSECRET_PYPI_TOKENwhen referenced from the Github Action) in the Github repository settings.I'm adding the secret now, let me know if you hit any issues with the action.
@ccordoba12 I think I might be lacking permissions to admin this repository. Would you review my access, or set up the PyPI token secret as described in my previous message?
Ok, I will monitor this and see if I can find some time soon to have a look at this!
Reacted by Fidel RamosPing @ccordoba12, please see my above message. 🙏
Hey @haplo, sorry for the delay in seeing your message. I just granted you admin permissions to this repo.
Add a Github action that automates the release process as much as possible. Use mypy-ls's release action for inspiration.
Update RELEASE.md accordingly.