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Build the Python package and the skills package in Actions - #20
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The workflow uploads both as artifacts. A version tag also attaches them to a GitHub Release. It does not publish to PyPI. Co-authored-by: Fan Feilong <fanfeilong@gmail.com>
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GitHub Actions can upload to PyPI, but only with an API token or trusted publishing. This repository has neither, so the workflow does not publish to pip.
On a pull request and on
mainit builds two files and uploads them as workflow artifacts:pyouter-python: the sdist and wheel frompython -m buildpyouter-skills:pyouter-skills-<version>.zip, theskills/directory at the same version assetup.pyA tag named
v*also attaches those files to a GitHub Release. That release is not a PyPI upload.