Consolidate CI workflows into one - #1265
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This cleanly resolves the biggest operational blocker flagged in #1169 (comment): with publishing consolidated into a single workflow, the trusted-publisher matrix collapses from ~4 workflow filenames × 12 project/index combinations to one filename per project. Triage note now that three PRs overlap in this area:
Suggest also copying the full PyPI/TestPyPI pending-publisher checklist (all four package names × both indexes) into this PR's description — whoever merges is going to be following it as the setup guide. |
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To reduce duplicate release (aka PyPI publish) jobs. This is primarily to reduce the number of Trusted Publishers required to be configured for #1169.
There's likely duplicate between the build and test jobs for each platform, but I didn't want to mess with anything, so it's all just copy-pasted into one file.
The only lost piece of functionality is skipping CI for pull requests if only the other platform's CI configuration has changed. I consider this very minor and unlikely, so I don't think it's worth it to keep.