python: Automated pre-release checks before publishing #1185
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Up to now, python releases started with a GH release being created, and have involved a bunch of manual checks, e.g., check that the version in the git tag matches the version of the package, check that the version of the package is a non-dev one, check that the version of the underlying rusr CLI is a non-dev one, etc. And then, we would manually upload the wheels ourselves.
The new plan is to start releases via a push of a git tag of the form
python-vX.Y.Z. If the GH action is triggered from a such a tag, we also perform a number of pre-release checks before building and testing the packages, and after we have all the wheels we would publish to pypi.This PR implements all the pre-release checks we want, and the logic to trigger them in "strict mode" only when release tags are pushed.
There is also an initial stub for publishing to pypitest, but that's not complete. For now we keep this as-is, because it seems we need the gh action workflow on github to experiment with the trusted publisher thingy.
Fixes #948.
Fixes #1004.
Fixes #1041.