Publish to pypi via UV & Github workflows

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I’ve incorporated uv into my development workflow. It’s a swiss army knife that replaces venv, pip, pipx, build, twine and others that i’m yet to discover.
You can even run standalone scripts: uv run https://danwald.me/assets/uv_cowsay.py
I wanted to publish to pypi using a Github workflow triggered by a release. I heavily borrowed from this article to create this publishing workflow. The only difference is that uses the recommended authorization of a trusted publisher rather that a secret. Make sure the pypi’s project name and github’s repository and workflow names are legit and you’re GTG.
Happy hackin’