Upload CDN types diff as workflow artifact#560
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When the check-cdn-types workflow detects changes between the CDN and published npm types, the raw diff is now written to a file and uploaded as a GitHub Actions artifact (cdn-types-diff, 30-day retention). This makes it easier to inspect the exact changes outside of the PR body, especially for large diffs that get truncated.
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When the check-cdn-types workflow detects changes between the CDN and published npm types, the raw diff is now written to a file and uploaded as a GitHub Actions artifact (cdn-types-diff, 30-day retention).
This makes it easier to inspect the exact changes outside of the PR body, especially for large diffs that get truncated.