[CI] Make build artifact archive name/compression parameters #10122
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I plan to enable making releases from Github CI tasks and we'll need to use gzip compression instead of zstd as well as provide distinct names for Linux/Windows. An alternative would be to unpack/repack in the release action, but the solution implemented in this PR seems to be clearer.
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Being tested in post-commit task here and in https://github.com/intel/llvm/pull/10123/checks for pre-commit. Nightly should be no different than post-commit, AFAIK. |
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I plan to enable making releases from Github CI tasks and we'll need to use gzip compression instead of zstd as well as provide distinct names for Linux/Windows.
An alternative would be to unpack/repack in the release action, but the solution implemented in this PR seems to be clearer.