ci: add workflow to automatically release to PyPI and GitHub #100
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* This workflow gets automatically triggered on any tag push if the tag starts with `v*`. * This workflow builds and deploys the lib to PyPI with Twine. * After a successful deployment to PyPI, the workflow calls another workflow to issue a GitHub release.
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As mentioned in the discussions, the release workflow requires PyPI credentials. @csgoh Can you please persist the relevant secrets |
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@felix-seifert I have added PYPI_USERNAME and PYPI_PASSWORD to repo secret
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