CI tweak: use "release" event instead of "tag push" for pypi publishing #631
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NOTE: The version bump currently in this PR was use for testing on my fork, but should be replaced with the one from #624 after it's merged. I don't think there's any point in publishing this particular patch version release - there's no functional change from the last one. |
motus
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Jan 16, 2024
It'd be nice, but no not really. We publish several packages out of the same repo, which is somewhat less common. That's in part what the |
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Minor tweak on #626: instead of acting on tag push events, we only act on "release" events. This gives us a chance to fix bad tag pushes (which otherwise don't have much gated checking on them) prior to attempting to publish a version on pypi, which cannot be overwritten (only superseded).