Packt-Publishing-Free-Learning
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Automate pip package release process
Hi @luk6xff,
I've been trying to automate pip package release process with GitHub actions, so I woudn't have to make it myself. Unfortunately this requires me to provide my PyPi credentials (that should remain secret) and I don't have access to this repository's settings.
There are two solutions: either you may create a new packt-cli organization on GitHub, give ownership of this repository to this organization and grant me sufficient permissions inside this organization or I may grant you maintainer role of PyPi package, than we'd use your credentials in this repository.
What do you think? Are we going to do this?
@mjenczmyk Hello, welcome back after long time, I was mega busy with other projects for last year and had no time for checking the github inbox. Sure I can create such organization, or maybe You can create and we shall move this repository to your account ? As you've been taking care of this repo, you could create a fork and provide support for it on your own rules . What do you think ?
Hi,
I've invited you to the organization as an owner - I want you to have a control over the repository. If you don't mind let's move the repository there (preferably in a way that will redirect from the old URL to the new one - I don't use GitHub on everyday so I'm not sure how to do that). I believe that than I'll be able to automate release process.
BTW, should I close the #186 issue?
@mjenczmyk That's great!, Thanks a lot!, I have moved the repo right now :) https://github.com/packt-cli/Packt-Publishing-Free-Learning
Of course, please close #186 and #200 . Gitlab is good but on github we will have much more visitors and users of the script :)
Thanks, I can see that https://github.com/luk6xff/Packt-Publishing-Free-Learning is redirecting to the new URL.
Yeah, I use GitLab because I'm not a great fan of Microsoft, but the audience is bigger on the GitHub indeed. I'll close those issues, in my free time I'll have a look how to automate the release here - I don't like to do it manually, git push should be everything I need to release the package ;)