Post release for 1.0.1 + some documentation#3382
Post release for 1.0.1 + some documentation#3382jeromekelleher merged 2 commits intotskit-dev:mainfrom
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Pushing a tag generates the release notes automatically, so I'm not sure why we're promoting the manual path? Pushing the tag also releases to test.pypi.org, which is helpful to check before publishing the release.
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Well I just find the manual approach easier, and I've never checked the tests PyPI ones. We're testing things sufficiently already surely - just writing stuff for future me here really, as I'm likely going to be doing it.
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Can you review these please @benjeffery?