ci: drop release workflow artifacts after publishing#1
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- Set retention-days: 1 on native asset uploads - Disable docker/build-push-action *.dockerbuild artifact uploads via DOCKER_BUILD_SUMMARY=false and DOCKER_BUILD_RECORD_UPLOAD=false - Add cleanup job that deletes all workflow artifacts of the run after the GitHub Release has been published. Assets live on the release page, the image lives in GHCR; workflow artifacts are only transport.
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retention-days: 1on native asset uploads.dockerbuildartifact uploads viaDOCKER_BUILD_SUMMARY=falseandDOCKER_BUILD_RECORD_UPLOAD=falseWhy
Release assets live on the GH Release page, the image lives in GHCR -- workflow artifacts are only transport between the build and release jobs. Previously they kept the 90-day default and accumulated (~107 MB across recent runs).