ci: add release workflow
#1324
ci: add release workflow
#1324
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WalkthroughThis update introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow specifically designed for automating the release process. It activates upon code pushes to the main branch, streamlining tasks such as building the codebase and publishing releases or NPM packages. This enhancement aims to simplify and accelerate the deployment of new versions, ensuring that updates are efficiently rolled out. Changes
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SutuSebastian
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3-6: The workflow is correctly configured to trigger on pushes to themainbranch. This is a common practice for release workflows, ensuring that releases are tied to the most stable version of the code.
8-8: Usingconcurrencywith${{ github.workflow }}-${{ github.ref }}is a good practice to avoid conflicts by ensuring that only one instance of the workflow runs for a given branch at a time.
15-16: The use ofactions/checkout@v4for checking out the branch is standard and ensures that the latest code is used for the build and release process.
21-22: The build commandbun run buildsuggests the use of Bun (a JavaScript runtime like Node.js). Ensure that Bun is installed and configured correctly in the setup step, as it's not a standard tool included in GitHub'subuntu-latestrunners.Verification successful
The verification process has successfully identified the setup for Bun within the
.github/actions/setupdirectory. The output confirms that there is a specific step named "Setup Bun" that utilizesoven-sh/setup-bun@v1for setting up Bun, specifying a Bun version (bun-version: 1.0.31), and runningbun install. This confirms that Bun is indeed installed and configured correctly in the setup step of the GitHub Actions workflow, as required for the build commandbun run buildto function properly.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify the setup action script for Bun installation fd 'setup' .github/actions | xargs cat | grep -i 'bun'Length of output: 96
Script:
#!/bin/bash # List and inspect all files within the .github/actions/setup directory for Bun installation fd . .github/actions/setup --exec cat {} \; | grep -i 'bun'Length of output: 218
24-31: The use ofchangesets/action@v1for creating release pull requests or publishing to NPM is a solid choice for managing versioning and changelogs. However, ensure that thebun run releasecommand in thepublishoption is compatible with your project's release process. Additionally, the inclusion ofGITHUB_TOKENandNPM_TOKENas secrets is necessary for authentication purposes.
This will allow us to easily release packages in a more elegant manner by just merging a PR, when ready.
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