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feat: add resolved_arch tarball to deploy #757
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For example, you can find <a href="$PAGES_URL/resolved_arch/ext/Sm.yaml">Sm.yaml</a> at $PAGES_URL/resolved_arch/ext/Sm.yaml | ||
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Not super sure, but isn't this \ul?
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close. :-)
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Who's the expected consumer of this artifact? Is this a possible solution to providing "data" without "tools"?
tar czf resolved_arch.tar.gz gen/resolved_arch/_ | ||
mv resolved_arch.tar.gz $DEPLOY_DIR/ |
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One line?
tar czf $DEPLOY_DIR/resolved_arch.tar.gz gen/resolved_arch/_
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For example, you can find <a href="$PAGES_URL/resolved_arch/ext/Sm.yaml">Sm.yaml</a> at $PAGES_URL/resolved_arch/ext/Sm.yaml | ||
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close. :-)
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Exactly. This would provide the resolved data only for anyone that just wants to see that. |
I wonder if we should make that content into an occasional "release" artifact. I think you can drop whatever binaries/files you want into an arbitrary release. I see you can also mark it "Set as a pre-release", so it would be more clearly "not validated data, use as your own risk" (hopefully). (This is not an "instead of" proposal, but "in addition to".) |
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