PyPI publishing workflow#217
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I think I would prefer nlr-hercules. And that seems consistent with naming conventions that have been used in the past! |
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Agree, this is better option unless we rename repo to herc |
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Adds a workflow to publish Hercules as a package on PyPI. Hercules would first appear on PyPI after this pull request arrives on the main branch and a new release for Hercules is created.
Set up using PyPI's Trusted Publishing workflow.
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herculesis taken as a PyPI package name (on 0.0, with no releases since 2014.... oh well). We could alternatively publish under the following, which appear to be available:hercnlr-herculesAny other suggestions?