Add Python Release Action to publish pyiceberg_core dist to Pypi
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@Fokko @Xuanwo - I put this together by referring to the opendal release_python.yml gh actions file. Could I ask for your reviews? |
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Thank you very much for this. I had plans to implement the Python binding release workflow but postponed it due to various reasons. I'm so happy that you took this on. I will review it this week. |
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@Xuanwo - no problem! This has been on my todo list as well for some time. I'm excited to get this finally out! Thank you so much for your review! |
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Github Action to publish to PyPi and TestPypi
Test deployed artifact from my fork: https://test.pypi.org/project/pyiceberg-core/#files