[Feature/Idea]: Make action run cross-platform

[sitiom]

What would you like to see changed/added?

Komac is already cross-platform. The only thing that needs to be added in non-Windows platforms is proper MSI detection, as stated in russellbanks/Komac#110.

Other than that, it works well. This would enable Winget Releaser to immediately run in a current deploy job (most likely ubuntu-latest) instead of having to separate it. I also think that ubuntu-latest runners have a shorter startup time than windows-latest; it would help for a shorter workflow run time.

[vedantmgoyal9]

I will wait until @russellbanks has fixed russellbanks/Komac#110, because I don't want incorrect manifests created through my action. Although, nothing much is needed to do here except to update the docs and remove the condition: https://github.com/vedantmgoyal2009/winget-releaser/blob/227c8615e56c29da23d1da19206844bccb698b29/main.ts#L10-L13 so that can be done anytime once issues are fixed in Komac itself.

[russellbanks]

MSI support on non-windows platforms was added in 1.4.0 of Komac. The lack of a token storage implementation on other platforms than Windows doesn't matter as WinGet Releaser always provides a token to Komac so the token never needs to be stored anywhere.

[sitiom]

Gonna have to update the readme too (and maybe some testing to see if it works fine?)

[vedantmgoyal9]

I've already updated however if something is left, you can always open a PR. @russellbanks it's time to test Komac on Linux platforms 😁🥳

[sitiom]

I've already updated however if something is left, you can always open a PR.

• Fix Komac command to work cross-platform #168

[sitiom]

Works (except for the other unfixed bug in #167):

• ci: change winget job runner to ubuntu-latest pnpm/pnpm#6630

[vedantmgoyal9]

@sitiom If you are updating all workflows to use Linux runner, according to russellbanks/Komac#110 (comment), I would advise not to change if that repository has an MSI installer. It might generate incorrect manifests in some cases. Windows would be still the preferred choice.