With the (soon to be) introduction of mypyc into our release pipeline, releasing now means rolling the dice on whether the release automation will break or not. This would be extremely annoying and add considerable stress to an already tense situation (cutting a new release).
I have access to TestPyPI's black project now. Let's run the PyPI release workflow weekly (or biweekly maybe?) and push the distributions to TestPyPI for proper e2e testing.
With the (soon to be) introduction of mypyc into our release pipeline, releasing now means rolling the dice on whether the release automation will break or not. This would be extremely annoying and add considerable stress to an already tense situation (cutting a new release).
I have access to TestPyPI's black project now. Let's run the PyPI release workflow weekly (or biweekly maybe?) and push the distributions to TestPyPI for proper e2e testing.
Credits go to @cooperlees for the suggestion.