feat: automatically build binary releases #275
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| runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }} | ||
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Should we be specifying the rust toolchain version here? (1.52.1 at the moment for this repo)
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Unfortunately static build via musl is only using 1.50.0. It is not a problem now, but we can find alternatives later if it breaks.
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This enables automatic build of release binaries when main branch is updated. Each release is tagged with the first 7 letters of the commit hash. Linux binaries are linked statically.
Note that this has nothing to do with making versioned source releases. It is only meant to be an automated build to provide the latest (and historical) binaries.