🤖 fix: use shell script for artifact name instead of replace() #490
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Problem
PR #488 introduced a syntax error by using the
replace()function in a GitHub Actions workflow expression:GitHub Actions does not support
replace()as a function in workflow expressions.This caused the nightly workflow to fail with a syntax error.
Solution
Use a shell script step to compute the artifact name using the
trcommand:This uses standard shell string manipulation which is fully supported.
Testing
The workflow syntax now validates correctly. The next nightly run should:
anthropic-claude-sonnet-4-5Generated with
cmux