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Fix release pipelines #4583
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Fix release pipelines #4583
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Pull Request Overview
This PR reorganizes the GitHub Actions workflow structure to improve job execution order and standardize indentation for YAML files. The changes swap the order of the build and build-windows jobs so that the Linux build runs first, followed by the Windows build which now depends on it. Additionally, the build process has been standardized to use ./Build.ps1 across both workflows.
- Reordered jobs in both CI and release workflows to run Linux builds first, with Windows builds depending on them
- Standardized build commands to use
./Build.ps1consistently across all jobs - Added YAML indentation configuration to
.editorconfig
Reviewed Changes
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| File | Description |
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.github/workflows/release.yml |
Swapped job order to run build (Linux) first, then build-windows; added YAML document separator; standardized build command |
.github/workflows/ci.yml |
Swapped job order to run build (Linux) first, then build-windows; standardized build command |
.editorconfig |
Added indentation configuration for YAML files (2 spaces) |
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Swaps the release pipelines to push from the Windows images so that the Windows assemblies are packed and published