[OUTDATED] Attempt to add GHA upload workflow to publish packages #57
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…nda-forge-pinning 2024.04.17.16.16.29
Drop branch selection from GitHub Actions builds. That way all branches can build packages equally.
…nda-forge-pinning 2024.04.17.16.16.29
To keep GHA artifacts more manageable (given our upload process will now depend on creating new artifacts regularly), reduce retention from 7 days to 3 days. This should help cleanup artifacts regularly while not being overly burdensome for testing and debugging. Individual PRs can always adjust this parameter and re-render to change if needed.
…nda-forge-pinning 2024.04.17.16.16.29
As RAPIDS has its own upload process that differs from conda-forge in some particular ways, we just disable the conda-forge upload logic altogether in the prior commits. Additional we enable GHA artifact storage. This way preserve the artifacts from the conda-build jobs somehow. There are just preserved on GHA instead of being uploaded to Anaconda.org. Here we add a new workflow to allow RAPIDS to handle uploads itself. This way any upload strategy can be specified. Also if the upload process changes in the future, this workflow can be updated to align with that process. Lastly conda-smithy doesn't touch this custom workflow file, so it will be unaltered by regular conda-smithy re-rendering operations.
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Replacing with PR ( #58 ), which is pushed to a branch on this repo Hopefully that will make sure the new workflow can be run on GHA |
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As RAPIDS has its own upload process that differs from conda-forge in some particular ways, we just disable the conda-forge upload logic altogether. Additional we enable GHA artifact storage. This way preserve the artifacts from the conda-build jobs somehow. There are just preserved on GHA instead of being uploaded to Anaconda.org.
Here we add a new workflow to allow RAPIDS to handle uploads itself. This way any upload strategy can be specified. Also if the upload process changes in the future, this workflow can be updated to align with that process. Lastly conda-smithy doesn't touch this custom workflow file, so it will be unaltered by regular conda-smithy re-rendering operations.