Update Release Scripts

[blink1073]

See jupyter-server/jupyter_releaser#557 for context.

[github-actions]

👈 Launch a Binder on branch jupyter/nbgrader/update-release-scripts

[blink1073]

@brichet can you please add blink1073 to the PyPI project so I can set up trusted publishing?

[blink1073]

Also, you'll need to create an npm token and replace the NPM_TOKEN secret.

[brichet]

Thanks @blink1073 for quick update.

Look like I can't add you on PyPI

Maybe @jtpio or @SylvainCorlay can ? And if you can please also add me as owner, it would be great.

[brichet]

Also, you'll need to create an npm token and replace the NPM_TOKEN secret.

Not sure to understand that one, the current NPM_TOKEN secret is still valid.
Do I have to change something when creating it again ?

[jtpio]

Maybe @jtpio or @SylvainCorlay can ? And if you can please also add me as owner, it would be great.

I don't have manage access:

[blink1073]

Not sure to understand that one, the current NPM_TOKEN secret is still valid.

There wasn't one set, I just set it to the one for the @jupyter org, but this package isn't in that namespace. I don't have access to the npm package.

[brichet]

Not sure to understand that one, the current NPM_TOKEN secret is still valid.

There wasn't one set, I just set it to the one for the @jupyter org, but this package isn't in that namespace. I don't have access to the npm package.

Strange, I used the releaser to push on NPM 2 days ago, using a token that I created

No matter, I updated the value of the NPM_TOKEN.

Perhaps we should move the package to the @jupyter namespace later. We could then use the token from the @jupyter org, no ?

[blink1073]

Perhaps we should move the package to the @jupyter namespace later. We could then use the token from the @jupyter org, no ?

Yes, all you'd have to do is rename it in package.json and ping me to update the token.

[blink1073]

Trusted publishing is set up, ready to go!

[brichet]

Thanks a lot @blink1073

[blink1073]

No problem!

[brichet]

Perhaps we should move the package to the @jupyter namespace later. We could then use the token from the @jupyter org, no ?

Yes, all you'd have to do is rename it in package.json and ping me to update the token.

Do you know if it will be possible to bring the history back to the new package ?

[blink1073]

Do you know if it will be possible to bring the history back to the new package ?

I don't know, I haven't dealt with npm packages directly in a few years.