Publish an Action

Authenticate

pyplines-action registry login registry.example.com --username alice
pyplines-action registry list

For automation, supply a password or token on stdin with --password-stdin. JSON login requires that option. Credentials are stored through a native credential helper; they are separate from Docker credentials and the server's registry connections.

Publish

Set the Action's name and normalized CalVer version in pyproject.toml. Then publish to your registry namespace:

pyplines-action push ./hello-world registry.example.com/actions --yes

The command builds and validates the packaged Action before publishing. It appends the Action name and version to the destination. Use --plain-http only for an explicitly trusted HTTP development registry.

pyplines-action info registry.example.com/actions/hello-world:2026.10.1

Replace the example version with the version you published. Definitions use published Actions; local development caches are not deployment artifacts.

Remove local credentials

pyplines-action registry logout registry.example.com