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Consider switching to the official pypa action + oidc? Refer to flagsmith-common as an example |
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Done Replace publish workflow with official pypa action @khvn26 |
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Make sure you've added the publisher repo/workflow name in PyPI's package settings before merging this. |
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Ya, already done - see PR description. |
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Replaces third party publishing flow with the official pypa action (copied from here).
I have configured the auth on the pypi side as per the following screenshot.