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Description: The current version of execexam lacks an automated workflow for releasing new versions to PyPI. This leads to a manual process for publishing updates, which increases the risk of versioning inconsistencies, delayed releases, and potential human error.
Expected Behavior: Upon pushing a new release an automated workflow should trigger. These should run tests automatically, build the package, and upload the package to PyPI automatically via CI/CD (CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment)
Actual Behavior: No automated release process is currently set up leading to delays and the incapability for other team members to push.
Proposed Solution: Implement a CI/CD pipeline that triggers tests on push, builds deployment process to PyPI when a release, and has integration with PyPI using secure credentials
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Description: The current version of execexam lacks an automated workflow for releasing new versions to PyPI. This leads to a manual process for publishing updates, which increases the risk of versioning inconsistencies, delayed releases, and potential human error.
Expected Behavior: Upon pushing a new release an automated workflow should trigger. These should run tests automatically, build the package, and upload the package to PyPI automatically via CI/CD (CI/CD stands for Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment)
Actual Behavior: No automated release process is currently set up leading to delays and the incapability for other team members to push.
Proposed Solution: Implement a CI/CD pipeline that triggers tests on push, builds deployment process to PyPI when a release, and has integration with PyPI using secure credentials
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: