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[BLD] JS client release to GH packages + dev releases #2173

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  • Improvements & Bug fixes
    • Added support for releasing js client to GH packages
    • Fixed the tag matching patterns to prevent unexpected tags to trigger the WF, thus resulting in failure (existing error handling is still in place)
    • Added support for dev releases to GH packages only (we want to prevent poluting npmjs with too many releases, as it is the primary distribution channel for the js package)
    • Implemented dev package naming convention to include sha of the merge commit + GH action run it for provenance tracing

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- Added support for releasing js client to GH packages
- Fixed the tag matching patterns to prevent unexpected tags to trigger the WF, thus resulting in failure (existing error handling is still in place)
- Added support for dev releases to GH packages only (we want to prevent poluting npmjs with too many releases, as it is the primary distribution channel for the js package)
- Implemented dev package naming convention to include sha of the merge commit + GH action run it for provenance tracing
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tazarov commented May 21, 2024

@AlabasterAxe, @codetheweb, I'd love your input on this. It appears to be a useful way to let people test the very cutting-edge versions in main, as there isn't a straightforward way for users to install from main (notably when the package is a subdir).

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Makes sense to me!

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Does it make sense to split this into two workflow files? one that runs on the release tags and the other that runs on pushes to main?

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It does. It will make it more readable at the expense of an extra file, but I think we can all live with that. Let me split it.

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