Add GitHub Actions workflow for releasing tarballs#1330
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cxzhong wants to merge 4 commits intoSingular:spielwiesefrom
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Add GitHub Actions workflow for releasing tarballs#1330cxzhong wants to merge 4 commits intoSingular:spielwiesefrom
cxzhong wants to merge 4 commits intoSingular:spielwiesefrom
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Thanks! This is very close to the
jobs:
release-tarball:
permissions:
contents: write
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…, and implement sanity checks for required artifacts
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@jankoboehm Can you review this again? It only runs by manunal or release a new version |
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Thanks a lot, we are looking into it, please hang on. |
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I have added a workflow to build a tarball with compiled doc and configured file. So it is easier to create a release package now.
Close #1023
CC: @ederc @jankoboehm