ci: publish to PyPI, and run lint and tests as one job - #2
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A published GitHub release builds the tag and uploads it to PyPI and the release page. Each merge to main uploads a dev pre-release, so the latest main installs with pip install --pre. Both use Trusted Publishing, and the version now comes from git tags via hatch-vcs.
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🚀 LGTM!
The release process is the same as with codeplain. A small note: the tags need to be prefixed with a v eg. v0.1.1
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main:0.1.1.dev7is built and uploaded to PyPI.pip install --pre plain-parserinstalls itmainand manual runs:Versions come from git tags via hatch-vcs. Publishing uses PyPI Trusted Publishing, so no API token is stored.