work with distdir instead of tarball. #803
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Not sure what part of github workflow has changed, but having a tarball in artifact (which itself is a zip-archive) would lead us to a weird situation that the name of the directory instide the tarball becomes the the as the the tarballs itself, and makes `tar xfz` always fails. I guess it can be bypassed by avoid making a tarball in the first place.
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Not sure what part of github workflow has changed, but having a tarball in artifact (which itself is a zip-archive) would lead us to a weird situation that the name of the directory instide the tarball becomes the the as the the tarballs itself, and makes
tar xfzalways fails.I guess it can be bypassed by avoid making a tarball in the first place.