Add cli-release workflow
#1078
Add cli-release workflow
#1078
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Adds a simple `cli-release.yml` GitHub Actions workflow that just builds `divviup-cli` on Ubuntu, Windows and macOS runners. The goal here is just to get a basic workflow checked in and acknowledged by GitHub Actions so that I can then debug and iterate on it in a later PR. Part of #492
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This is so that I can run the action manually against PR branches, but I don't believe the final action will have this trigger since we need a tagged release to upload artifacts to.
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Are you planning on building binaries for both arm64 and amd64? (I don't feel strongly that you have to, just making a note).
If so, consider that macos-latest runs on arm64, where macos-13 runs on amd64. Can consider targeting both macos-latest and macos-13 to get both architectures for free.
Sadly it doesn't look as simple for arm64 Linux, there doesn't appear to be runners available, so would need to either cross-compile or rent an arm64 VM from GCP. Maybe we can just skip arm64 Linux... client-side usage of arm64 Linux seems to be uncommon outside of Raspberry Pi's.
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I'm optimistic that we can cross compile from x86_64 -> aarch64 on ubuntu-latest and the other way around on macos-latest, so all we'll need is to rustup add target <blah> (or moral equivalent in the dtolnay toolchain action). If that doesn't work, I'll look into the cross action on the marketplace. That'll all be in the next PR. Right now I'm stuck getting GH to run actions at all...
Adds a simple
cli-release.ymlGitHub Actions workflow that just buildsdivviup-clion Ubuntu, Windows and macOS runners. The goal here is just to get a basic workflow checked in and acknowledged by GitHub Actions so that I can then debug and iterate on it in a later PR.Part of #492