Corrected bump2version segment in CI pipeline

[kmiller96]

There is a typo where the bump performed is a minor bump, but the surrounding documentation suggests it should be a major bump.

[joaomcteixeira]

Could you add a summary of your additions to the CHANGELOG.rst as described here?

https://python-project-skeleton.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing.html#update-changelog

Otherwise, I will do :wink:

[kmiller96]

You are totally right, @kmiller96. Thanks so much for your input. I hope you are finding this repository useful for your projects and learning. Best,

Hey @joaomcteixeira - was just poking around, seeing what you have in this repo to see if there is anything I can start to adopt in my personal repository template! In particular I was looking at your CI action where you bump and release package versions, hence why I managed to find this bug :)

Thank you so much for putting this together and open sourcing it! It's very helpful for both me and the community.

[kmiller96]

@joaomcteixeira I have made the requested changes and have rerequested your review.

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[joaomcteixeira]

Hi @kmiller96, thanks for your cheerful words. Currently, CI practices have become more popular and widespread. But, when I compiled this information, I have to say they were quite a bit obscure and not so standardized. GitHub actions themselves were not fully developed. And that was only 3 or 4 years ago.

I took the freedom to commit directly to your branch and correct your latest additions. Please see my commit. It will also serve as a tutorial. Please let me know if something is not clear in the documentation.

If the tests pass, I will merge the PR.

Many thanks for contributing.

[kmiller96]

Whoops! Thanks for those corrections :)