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@bearomorphism bearomorphism commented Jan 7, 2026

Update tutorial for github actions.

  • Corrected grammar
  • Added more detailed steps
  • Added the workflow files we are using for readers' reference
  • Added link to commitizen-action

Follow up: should we consider to move the commitizen-action descriptions (features, variables, etc.) to the main documentation site?

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@bearomorphism bearomorphism force-pushed the bear-github-actions-docs branch 2 times, most recently from 954ce5d to 24840e6 Compare January 7, 2026 14:38
@bearomorphism bearomorphism marked this pull request as ready for review January 7, 2026 14:38
@bearomorphism bearomorphism force-pushed the bear-github-actions-docs branch from 24840e6 to 60f18f9 Compare January 7, 2026 14:46
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2. Scroll to the "API tokens" section
3. Click "Add API token"
4. Give it a name (e.g., "GitHub Actions")
5. Set the scope (project-specific or account-wide)
6. Click "Add token" and **copy the token immediately**

Go to `Settings > Secrets > Add new secret` and add the secret: `PYPI_PASSWORD`.
!!! tip "Using API tokens"
PyPI API tokens are more secure than passwords. Use `__token__` as the username and the token as the password.
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Let's suggest using trusted publisher insetad

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