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Then, I created a script to automate that process, and once I started creating more projects, I turned it into a package. It has a few other nice things, like automatically updating the headers in the CHANGELOG.md file to include the release version and current date. A command to bootstrap new packages and even a module that looks for broken links in the documentation. We use it at Ploomber to manage all our releases.
Then, I created a script to automate that process, and once I started creating more projects, I turned it into a package. It has a few other nice things, like automatically updating the headers in the CHANGELOG.md file to include the release version and current date. A command to bootstrap new packages and even a module that looks for broken links in the documentation. We use it at Ploomber to manage all our releases.
The shared parts of my Makefiles are in an include file published at https://github.com/mgedmin/python-project-skel; each project in https://projects.gedmin.as/ has a short Makefile that includes the release.mk and overrides some variables/targets, maybe adds additional commands.
This repo is an example https://github.com/andrewthetechie/pydantic-aioredis Check out the pyproject.toml and .github/workflows
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