Add Release CI on tag to build release binaries - #500
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ci: add changes/tweaks from ci.yml to release.yml
mtrojnar
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Aug 25, 2026
Also adjusted ordering of steps to move checkout after build tool setup.
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Alright, I have tested the CI run (https://github.com/EliSauder/osslsigncode/actions/runs/32870305758) everything is green. I also moved away from the venv that is in the base ci.yml file since I've had more problems then benefits with it. And since everything is in an ephemeral build environment, should be fine to not use it. |
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Current Behavior
Releases are manually created (as far as I can tell) and only the mac/windows binaries are provided.
New Behavior
On tag, builds and tests windows/darwin/linux arm/amd builds of osslsigncode as staticly linked binaries that get added to a release draft for the tag.
Scope of Changes
Testing
Additional Notes
Compatible with version 2.10+ Releases
Statically Linked - This was chosen to work nicely with hermetic build systems like bazel.
Arm Support - As someone who has owned arm devices and had to fight to get support, I always try to include it where possible.
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