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This repo is for testing build and release automation of Python setuptools projects with GitHub Actions
Below is the needed per-repsitory setup. The workflow file itself should not need
editing, instead you configure it via variables in .github/workflows/release-vars.sh
.
You also need to enable Trusted Publisher uploads on PyPI and TestPI, and add an API key
as a repository secret in GitHub for Anaconda package uploads.
This restricts upload steps to run only for workflows running in this repository.
RELEASE_REPO
in .github/workflows/release-vars.sh
to the username and
repository name, e.g.
export RELEASE_REPO="chrisjbillington/conda-build-test"
Per the docs:
testpypi
.pypi
.For both PyPI and Test PyPI, "Workflow name" is release.yml
.
ANACONDA_USER
in .github/workflows/release-vars.sh
, e.g:
export ANACONDA_USER="cbillington"
ANACONDA_API_TOKEN
as a repository secret in GitHub. If you don't have a token,
create one on your Anaconda settings page, e.g.:
https://anaconda.org/cbillington/settings/accessFAQs
Testing packaging and uploading with GitHub actions
We found that conda-build-test demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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