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tools: add workflow to update release links #50710

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name: Update release links

on:
release:
types: [published]

permissions:
contents: read

jobs:
update-release-links:
if: github.repository == 'nodejs/node'
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Trigger update-links workflow on nodejs/release-cloudflare-worker
run: |
gh workflow run update-links.yml --repo nodejs/release-cloudflare-worker
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We should also trigger the job (after this one) to deploy the worker to prod 👀

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I think if you want this to happen, it should be done from the nodejs/release-cloudflare-worker repo.

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Right, was pondering on that. @flakey5 it might make sense to make it autodeploz after updating the links

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it currently opens a PR and needs manual approval & merge - we will need to change it to commit and push to main - I don't know if that is possible

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it currently opens a PR and needs manual approval & merge - we will need to change it to commit and push to main - I don't know if that is possible

It is. You can make the workflow commit and push to main directly,

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I'd definitely be for either letting the releasers merge the pr it generates in release-cloudflare-worker or having them automatically merged and then deployed. I'm not sure exactly how we could get the second option working right now though

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It is easy to do the 2nd. Just instead of opening a PR simply do a commit and then push. You can see a workflow that does similar on the nodejs.org repository (I think the i18n workflow)

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Yeah that sounds good to me

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Should we create an issue on the worker repo?

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nodejs/release-cloudflare-worker#66

env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GH_USER_TOKEN }}
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