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v3 of these actions uses the new runtime. The old runtime will be end-of-life in May.
Simplify: use only one command to build both the wheel and source distribution using the build module, as recommended by packaging.python.org Streamline: only trigger the upload_test_pypi job when manually running the workflow. Before, it would also trigger on releases, but this is unnecessary. This way, the test.pypi.org channel can also be used to test an upload without having to bump the version.
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Note that CI is failing due to this upstream error: fastapi/typer#377, which will be fixed by this PR: fastapi/typer#375 so we should wait for that. |
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Hello! I just released Typer |
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Awesome, thanks for the ping @tiangolo! |
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Three updates in this PR:
buildmodule to build wheels and source distribution in one go, as recommended here: https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/packaging-projects/#generating-distribution-archives