🔨 [tuning] Added continuous deployment workflow for PyPI #222
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(Btw, DEM is licensed under 'Eclipse Public License - v 2.0')
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@janosmurai Fixed this with the latest commit.
@janosmurai Removed. Check now I guess if it meets the requirements? |
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Related Issue
Closing: #221
Description
This PR adds an automation workflow for automatically deploying later versions of DEM to the Python Package Index when a GitHub Release is issues.
How Has This Been Tested?
While building this code, I have tested it on my own Python packages for proof-of-concept.
Additional info
In order for this workflow to work, you'll have to set
PYPI_TOKENas a GitHub Actions Secret inside the DEM repository, and set it to the value which you'll get after generating a token from https://pypi.org/ for the project.