Use PyPI's "Trusted Publisher" integration in publish.yaml #10
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Note that per pypi/warehouse#11096 (though not the official docs at https://docs.pypi.org/trusted-publishers/) and some experimentation it appears using this is not yet supported via reusable workflows. Queued until it is. |
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DO NOT MERGE.
This PR updates the publish.yaml workflow that is reused in several of our other repos, to use PyPI's new OpenID Connect integration with GitHub. See https://docs.pypi.org/trusted-publishers/
This PR should not be merged until using workflows have all been migrated; in the meantime it's only here to make the branch salient.
The using workflows include, at least: