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Cannot release #265
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I think we should update the workflows: #262 |
@blink1073 it failed at the NPM stage. |
Ugh, I pushed this change to the wrong remote, can you please apply this diff?
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hmm stil failing. |
I just set it to the npm token for the |
Not sure it was that, see this. |
I'm not sure, I don't work in npm-land anymore. :) |
Cryptic |
I think that the problem is with configuration on npm. I do not see It looks like the release went through half an hour ago but without provenance, I guess someone uploaded it manually? https://www.npmjs.com/package/@jupyter/collaboration |
I think I do not have permissions to add the bot to the appropriate team or add the package to the team where the bot is. @jtpio can you take a look? |
OK the |
I don't know if npm plans to implement something like the PyPI trusted publishers. But if they do we could get rid of that bot. |
Supposedly it is coming eventually: https://github.blog/2023-04-19-introducing-npm-package-provenance/#looking-ahead |
@davidbrochart I will try to make a new alpha release using the GH action to see if everything is in order after the recent refactor #280. |
The upload step failed:
It looks like releaser compares the name of each python packages against The packages for releaser are defined in: jupyter-collaboration/pyproject.toml Lines 61 to 69 in a3b4984
Looking at the |
So the upload issue should be fixed by jupyter-server/jupyter_releaser#568, but the check release is failing with:
I opened jupyter-server/jupyter_releaser#570 proposing a fix for this. |
I think this is fixed now. I was able to make a release, 3.0.0.alpha1, so closing this issue for now. |
Description
I tried to release jupyter-collaboration but it seems that I can't anymore. I did change my PyPI token recently but I updated it in my fork of jupyter-releaser's secrets. I also tried self-releasing, but that failed too.
Maybe @blink1073 has ideas?
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