ci: Avoid building wheels on unrelated releases, split pypi tokens #523
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Fix #523 not actually running the pure wheel building steps... Now that that got merged to main I was able to _workflow dispatch_ it to test, and it seems I used the wrong syntax for the ifs. It works now: https://github.com/CQCL/tket2/actions/runs/10214055732/job/28260696536
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Stops the wheel building jobs from running on releases of other packages.
Adding a release for
tket2-eccscausedtket2wheels to be built. Since that's an expensive workflow, this filters it out.We continue to build for all platforms on each commit to
main. We may want to skip some platforms in the future.Splits the pypi token used for publishing
tket2-pyandtket2-eccs.Scoped tokens only give permissions to a single project. Splitting the tokens here will let us replace the currently unrestricted token.