fix(publishing): new build produces a gzipped tarball #281
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squid-ney
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The failure now is a "good" failure, in that 1.5.4 is already published. Next up, let's push up a |
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@squid-ney or @PeaWarrior any chance of pushing up the v1.5.4 tag? |
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Nice. I re-ran the manual versioning workflow just to test it out and it seems to register the correct version after publishing |
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Would you be able to update the |
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Yes absolutely, I'll do that as part of going from dry-run to real-run. |
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Hi @PeaWarrior #282 makes these changes |
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python -m buildproducts a gzipped tarball includingrequirements.txt, therefore we can remove the custom build script and let pypa do it's thing!