update pypi-release.yml file to configure trusted publishers #148
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…pi-release.yml file. Also, I added a permission to generate an id-token, and I added a configuration for a github actions enviroment for additional security
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I'm creating this PR because I'm configuring trusted publishers for the pycfmodel library.
Here, I removed password from publish distribution package to PyPI step in pypi-release.yml file. Also, I added a permission to generate an id-token, and I added a configuration for a github actions enviroment for additional security.
https://blog.pypi.org/posts/2023-04-20-introducing-trusted-publishers/