Create dependency backup for release tags #6260
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| - compile: | ||
| filters: | ||
| tags: | ||
| only: /^v((20)[0-9]{2})\.\d+\.\d+$/ # matches semvers like v1.2.3 |
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I usually go with v* but this is fine too. I expect Collect to still be going strong in 2099! 😅
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Previously this didn't work because the
create_dependency_backupjob relied on a job that didn't get run on tags. Looking at CircleCI's docs, it seems like the first job in a workflow needs to have the tag filter to have it run on tags. Given that, I've created a newreleaseworkflow that should run on new tags.