Redo release workflow#4609
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Summary of changes: * Instead of making a release via the GUI triggering a PyPI publishing workflow the new approach is to trigger a workflow manually. That way we can do some safety checks before publishing. * We now make releases from branches *off* `release`. This means that we can test the FIAT `release` branch against our own and also means that the version number in the `pyproject.toml` can have a `.dev0` suffix. This is useful because it means Python can distinguish between an install of the `release` branch and an actual release.
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Merging as all the relevant parts of CI are passing and this is holding up release. |
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Summary of changes:
release. This means that we can test the FIATreleasebranch against our own and also means that the version number in thepyproject.tomlcan have a.dev0suffix. This is useful because it means Python can distinguish between an install of thereleasebranch and an actual release.