Add details about the consequences of not regularly uploading wheels - #173
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Content looks good. Small suggestion on text maintenance.
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LGTM
I'm going to leave this open for one more day so that @bsipocz can leave any comments that she might have, but anyone should feel free to merge this at this point IMO.
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This is a follow up to #171 that adds some details to the README to help low traffic projects. It highlights the problem that the nightly wheels will get cleaned up if you don't produce a wheel regularly and that this is something to consider for low traffic projects.
I also wrote that "we are not aware of a way to prevent the cron job expiry", mostly because I was not aware of a solution. There is
.github/workflows/keep-alive.ymlwhich I think is a solution to this problem. Should we advertise that as a potential solution?