Give nightly release and apk pretty names #4264
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Description
Wanted to tidy up the yml and look of the new nightly builds in the release section to match the other release naming.
For example the current nightly release
debug.apk
would instead be uploaded as:Lawnchair.Debug.14-dev.Nightly-7516813-(CI_#729).apk
Which nicely indicates that this is still the app.lawnchair.debug package name, the build branch and Nightly for the version, then the commit hash and CI# of the corresponding tag to easily trace issues reported after it may have been replaced by the next nightly.
The Beta Release APK naming I've attempted to take these cues from, for reference:
Lawnchair.14.0.0.Beta.2.apk
The proper quotes in the commands should resolve the # issue mentioned in the removed comment.
The releases will be titled "Lawnchair Nightly" instead of the simple "nightly" from the tag, which also more matches the release titles of the new betas.
Type of change
✅ General change (non-breaking change that doesn't fit the below categories like copyediting)
❌ Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
❌ New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
❌ Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected)