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This pull request includes updates to the GitHub Actions workflow configuration to ensure consistency in branch naming and to enhance the dependency installation process.
Branch naming consistency:
.github/workflows/build.yml
: Changed branch names fromdevelopment
todevelop
for bothpush
andpull_request
events.Dependency installation enhancement:
.github/workflows/build.yml
: Added a step to install and upgradepip
and installbuild
andtoml
dependencies in thecreate-tag
job.This pull request includes several updates to the GitHub Actions workflow file.github/workflows/build.yml
to enhance the build, test, and release process. The most important changes include renaming the workflow, updating branch names, adding new dependencies, and introducing a new job for creating and pushing tags based on the version specified inpyproject.toml
.Workflow updates:
Dependency management:
toml
to the list of dependencies installed during the "Install dependencies" step. [1] [2]New job for tagging:
create-tag
that runs after thetest
job, which creates and pushes a new tag based on the version specified inpyproject.toml
. This job includes steps for checking out the code, installing dependencies, extracting the version, and creating and pushing the tag.