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Apply new template to release pipeline #1308
Apply new template to release pipeline #1308
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+ Coverage 81.50% 81.57% +0.07%
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I notice that the name is now 'Weekly release' rather than 'Weekly build'. Are we considering these official full TARDIS releases?
This pipeline was created in order to make automatic GitHub releases every 1 or 2 weeks (or monthly) to be released in
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Publishes a new release of TARDIS every sunday at 22:30 UTC. | ||
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.. warning :: Fails if no new commits were merged since the last release. | ||
Publishes a new release of TARDIS every sunday at 00:00 UTC. |
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Publishes a new release of TARDIS every sunday at 00:00 UTC. | |
Publishes a new release of TARDIS every Sunday at 00:00 UTC. |
* Initial commit * Minor changes * Change cron schedule expression * Remove old release page * minor changes
Description
Just a quick review of
release-pipeline.yml
(make releases of TARDIS on GitHub every week).master
branch (by removingalways: true
parameter).cron
schedule expression to the not-so-less arbitrary0 0 * * 0
(Sun 00:00 UTC).Motivation and Context
We're currently reviewing our existing pipelines.
How Has This Been Tested?
Screenshots (if appropriate):
Types of changes
Checklist: