Add Project URLs to PyPI Side Panel #2387
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Shouldn't we use trusted publishing so that most of these are taken from GitHub instead? |
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With PyPI trusted publishing, only repository metrics (GitHub Statistics) will be pulled directly from GitHub. In this case, the Below is an example from the PyPI ruff project:
The Project Links section will not appear unless you explicitly specify the URLs. The only difference when using trusted publishing is that the links will be classified into two groups: verified and unverified, based on the criteria outlined here: |
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Ensures that useful project links appear in the sidebar on
PyPI. These links help users easily find documentation, source code, releases, and other important resources.Resolves Issue #2386.