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15 changes: 0 additions & 15 deletions doc/source/preparing_releases_and_hotfixes.rst
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Expand Up @@ -57,7 +57,6 @@ Summary of tasks
* Check automated testing of source distribution and wheel generation and upload
* Create a new release from newly created tag
* Check that deployment actions have adequately pushed dist and wheels to PyPi
* Manually upload Cirrus CI wheels (temporary)
* Update `conda-forge` packages
* Create a blog post outlining the release
* Increment develop branch files ready for the next version
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#. If the action fails and some files have been uploaded, then you will not be able to re-upload to PyPI. At this point you will need to yank the release from PyPI and create a new minor version and re-deploy it.


Manually upload Cirrus CI wheels (temporary)
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Unfortunately the deployment of Cirrus CI generated wheels (for `osx-arm64` and `linux-aarch64`) does not get properly triggered by a release. However, they are properly uploaded to `TestPyPi`_

#. Go to the recently updated TestPyPi release and download all the `.whl` files which have the tags `arm64` and `aarch64`.

#. From a local directory upload these wheels using ``twine``.

.. code-block:: bash

twine upload -r pypi *.whl --verbose


Update `conda-forge` packages
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