Use tag format for PyPi action#250
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Signed-off-by: Cristian Le <[email protected]>
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@LecrisUT Thanks. Can you update |
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Oh yeah, forgot about that |
Signed-off-by: Cristian Le <[email protected]>
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@LecrisUT The instruction of Contributing.md looks nice! I've checked to run wheel-building CI in my forked repo.
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@lan496 can you edit the pyproject.toml and push tag |
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@LecrisUT Sure. Which branch is appropriate to push in this case? |
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It is commit specific, but add a commit to edit pyproject.toml on develop and tag that commit. |
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Great, thanks. For some reason I am able to create releases, even though I can't push tags :)) |
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Sorry, I didn't notice "write" role cannot push tags. I'll add you "Maintain" role. |
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Thanks, didn't know the difference in the roles either. |
This is taken from #241