Prepare release: 2.3.0

[github-actions]

⚡ Merging this PR will automatically create a GitHub Release & publish the package ⚡

This PR was created by the Release stage 1 - create release PR (Rose 2+ only) workflow, triggered by @oliver-sanders

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• Milestone complete?
  0 other open issues/PRs on milestone 2.3.0 at time of PR creation
• Changelog up-to-date?
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  • "Released on" date updated? ✔️ 2024-06-18

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[oliver-sanders]

Mac OS tests currently broken (#2787), all other tests passed.

[oliver-sanders]

(mac os test failing with expected DNS issues)

[github-actions]

❌ failure

Check the run

Revert the release commit and rerun the release process to retry.

Alternatively you can still publish the dist to PyPI manually:

(Make sure you have commit 2e709dce15ba42dcf8fc751414c7a3af3eb487eb checked out)

# Create the build (old style for setup.py projects)
python3 setup.py bdist_wheel sdist

# Create the build (PEP517)
python -m build

# Upload your build to PyPI
twine upload dist/*

Then create a GitHub release (this link pre-populates the tag and target fields).

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Comment created by workflow: Release stage 2 - auto publish, run: 33

[MetRonnie]

Will try re-running the workflow in a few mins

[MetRonnie]

Actually it did work: https://pypi.org/project/metomi-rose/2.3.0/

[oliver-sanders]

Some internal server error the first time appears to have masked the successful upload?

[MetRonnie]

Presumably. I've created the GH release manually

[wxtim]

I've double checked that I can install it from PyPi, although I can't imagine I wouldn't be able to