Update CI and release strategy #315
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This simplifies the CI a bit and also moves to a process that I'm a bit more familiar with. Mainly, everything for releases should now be able to be handled fully by just creating a tag. I've found this to be much easier to manage. I also removed the `state.yml` since it's currently not working, and I'm not sure how I feel about having something that will auto-close issues.
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This simplifies the CI a bit and also moves to a process that I'm a bit
more familiar with. Mainly, everything for releases should now be able
to be handled fully by just creating a tag. I've found this to be much
easier to manage.
I also removed the
state.ymlsince it's currently not working, and I'mnot sure how I feel about having something that will auto-close issues.