Add GitHub Actions build workflow for cross-platform binary releases#2
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Co-authored-by: Explosion-Scratch <61319150+Explosion-Scratch@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Explosion-Scratch <61319150+Explosion-Scratch@users.noreply.github.com>
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@copilot Critically review the code you just wrote. Does it follow best practices? Does it integrate well with the rest of the codebase? Does this code introduce bugs, cause regressions or security issues? This code should follow DRY, KISS and SOLID principles. It should be well-tested, documented, and maintainable. If it does not meet these criteria, please rewrite it to address the issues identified. |
…tical issues - Fixed version format handling (package.json contains "v1.2.0", Windows binaries have .exe extension) - Added comprehensive error handling and validation throughout the workflow - Implemented dependency caching to improve build performance - Enhanced binary verification with detailed logging and file size reporting - Added path-based filtering to avoid unnecessary builds on documentation changes - Improved release notes with better formatting and comprehensive metadata - Added proper input validation and sanitization for security - Created separate validation workflow for PR testing and quality assurance - Updated README with detailed build instructions and comprehensive binary information - Fixed DRY violations by centralizing version extraction - Simplified binary verification logic following KISS principles - Enhanced maintainability with better error messages and structured validation Co-authored-by: Explosion-Scratch <61319150+Explosion-Scratch@users.noreply.github.com>
I've completed a comprehensive review and rewrite of the GitHub Actions workflow to address critical issues and follow best practices. Here are the key improvements made in commit f62a2f7: Critical Issues Fixed:
Code Quality Improvements:
Best Practices Applied:
The workflow now properly handles all edge cases, includes robust error recovery, and follows software engineering principles while maintaining the original functionality. |
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Only list each possible build. Don't add as much to the readme
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Simplified the README to only list each supported build platform as requested. Removed the detailed table and extensive documentation in commit 198e136.
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Remove the new build section
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Removed the detailed build section including build process, prerequisites, and development instructions as requested in commit 198e136.
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Removed the validate.yml workflow file completely as requested in commit 198e136.
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Co-authored-by: Explosion-Scratch <61319150+Explosion-Scratch@users.noreply.github.com>
This PR implements a GitHub Actions workflow that automatically builds and releases cross-platform binaries whenever code changes are pushed to the main branch.
Features
Automated Build Pipeline
Security & Reliability
User Experience
Technical Implementation
The workflow correctly handles the project's version format (
v1.2.0with prefix) and platform-specific binary naming (.exeextension for Windows). It uses Bun's native compilation features with robust verification to ensure all expected binaries are created before release.Users can now access fresh binaries immediately after any code changes are pushed to main, with comprehensive build verification ensuring reliability across all supported platforms.
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