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Add-Auto-Run-Github-Actions #38

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@ba0gu0 ba0gu0 commented Jul 12, 2024

Add Auto Run Github Actions

  • Now, you can create a new release version on the Github Release page, and Actions will automatically build project files and publish them to the Release page.

There are problems.

  • Please pay attention to several issues. The version set by packageManager in package.json is problematic, which will cause Python linking errors when building in Linux and macOS environments. Please be sure to update the version of packageManager.
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  • There are also problems with the "lint": "prettier --ignore-unknown --check '**/*'", and "lint-fix": "prettier --ignore-unknown --write '**/*'", in package.json. In the Windows system, **/* is incorrect and cannot match any files, which will cause problems with the Windows build.

  • To solve this problem, I have disabled yarn lint in Release-Windows.yaml.

  • If this problem is fixed in the future, you can uncomment Release-Windows.yaml.

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  • create release
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  • Wait for actions to complete.
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  • Confirm that all versions have been released.
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是发行啦

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ba0gu0 commented Jul 12, 2024

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是发行啦

ha ha ha

@pd4d10 pd4d10 merged commit 07bff61 into pd4d10:main Jul 13, 2024
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