How to publish a contract that was created in Solidity using new NOT brownie deploy.

[JimAtActiv]

Hello All-

I have a factory contract that is creating NFTs using the Solidity new operator to deploy the NFT (I THINK using new is the same as deploying?). When I deploy using Brownie, I am able to include the parameter "publish_source=True" and it gets published, I am not sure how to do the same thing with the new operator. Is it possible? Can it be published after creating with new? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Jim

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