feat: Add a python package #885
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Uh, the "approve required checks if they are skipped" doesn't quite work. If we modify files that should be checked and also files to ignore, we end up running both workflows -.- The github docs are not really helpful: I think the best option is to just use https://github.com/dorny/paths-filter. It seems to be a widely used alternative. |
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nvm, we can't skip required tests... |
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it doesn't seem to work, the filter always returs `true` if we add something like - '!**/*.md'
Adds all the boilerplate for a
quantinuum-hugrpython package.This includes conditional CI checks (dependant on the changed files), and other metadata.
What's missing is a
release-pleaseconfiguration to generate python changelogs.release-plzshould already be configured to only include changes that modify the rust project.This is the foundation required for #486 and CQCL/guppylang#173, and it should make adding another package for #866 quite easy.