ci: rebuild dist artifacts on release-please PRs#77
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Summary
release-please bumps versions in source files (options.sh, docs/*.adoc) but dist/ artifacts (bundled binaries, manpages) are not rebuilt. This adds a
rebuild-distjob to the CD workflow that detects release-please branches, rebuilds dist, and pushes the updated artifacts.How it works
After the
release-pleasejob runs, therebuild-distjob:git ls-remote.cachix/install-nix-action.nix develop --command make build NAME=<component>, and pushes any dist changes.This is safe against release-please force-pushes because the job runs sequentially after release-please (
needs: release-please) and the workflow uses a concurrency group that prevents parallel runs.Note on GITHUB_TOKEN
Pushes made with the default
GITHUB_TOKENwill not re-trigger CI on the release-please PR. If CI validation of the rebuilt dist artifacts is needed, a GitHub App token would be required instead.