Automate Python SDK release process in GitHub Actions

[terrytangyuan]

Currently, this is manual and requires setting up a proper local environment.

#1471

cc @alembiewski

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[andreyvelich]

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[johnugeorge]

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[uddhavphatak]

Hi, I would like to work about this as this would be a great learning for understanding, could you guide me how can I approach this

[andreyvelich]

Thank you for your interest @uddhavphatak!
I think, this issue is related to: #2155.
We should automate our Training Operator release process.
I would suggest you to review how we did it for Spark Operator and propose GitHub action that will also include publishing of SDK to PyPI.

[uddhavphatak]

Sure, I will start looking into it, I will update you about the process within 1-2 weeks. Thank you!!

[Het4304]

Hi i would love to contribute if this issue is still open for contribution

[uddhavphatak]

@Het4304 Sure, you can do it, I wasn't able to contribute to it.