Tag the main branch with the PySide6 latest version, and link to the artifacts in the freedomofpress/yum-tools-prod repo.
Any suggestions to automate part of this process would be welcome. Note that we cannot go full GitHub actions unfortunately here, since we cannot trust the output of their CI. Also, part of the process is to sign the packages, which is yet another reason to do things locally.
Once we've tested Dangezone against the new PySide6 package (see #1), we need to perform the following actions:
main
branch with the PySide6 latest version, and link to the artifacts in the freedomofpress/yum-tools-prod repo.Any suggestions to automate part of this process would be welcome. Note that we cannot go full GitHub actions unfortunately here, since we cannot trust the output of their CI. Also, part of the process is to sign the packages, which is yet another reason to do things locally.