Add a 'publish' target in the Makefile #7
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…doesn't check that the tag matches what we will publish. This should be good enough for now, though.)
willronchetti
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Mar 13, 2020
Yeah, I thought about that. For this small repo, I didn't want to take the time to debug the credentials part of that this time. I'll circle back to it another day. Having the command will make it easy enough. |
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This sets up so that
make publishwill publish to PyPi, assuming that:$PYPI_USERand$PYPI_PASSWORDare set.This script should be possible to centralize at some point. And we might want to rewrite it in Python so that it can just be imported from a
utilspackage, or something like that. But this should suffice for now and can be cut&pasted into other poetry-based repos easily enough as a stopgap.