fix(ci): restrict PyPI publish to release events and manual triggers #477
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Summary
Restricts the PyPI publishing workflow to run only on two specific events:
Why this change?
Currently the workflow runs on push: tags: v* which triggers on ANY tag push. This can lead to unintended PyPI publishes.
Changes
New Behavior
Option 1: Release Published (Automatic)
When you publish a release on GitHub, the workflow automatically triggers and publishes to PyPI.
Option 2: Manual Trigger (Override)
From GitHub Actions UI, navigate to Actions → Publish to PyPI → Run workflow with version number.
Benefits
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