ci: transition to jh-org typical release workflow#269
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consideRatio wants to merge 2 commits intojupyterhub:mainfrom
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ci: transition to jh-org typical release workflow#269consideRatio wants to merge 2 commits intojupyterhub:mainfrom
consideRatio wants to merge 2 commits intojupyterhub:mainfrom
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We have successfully started using PyPI's temporary credentials that can be granted from a GITHUB_TOKEN from a github workflow to make a release to PyPI assuming the project is pre-configured to trust a specific workflow in a github repository (release.yaml).
Should we transition to using that system in this project also perhaps? Then we can remove the PYPI_TOKEN github repository secret as well etc.
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