Appimage: create a Draft Release on manual builds #34
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Thanks, that looks like it'll simplify things |
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This PR is meant as a little improvement for release management.
Currently, you're able to manually trigger a CI build to see if build and tests are OK for a branch. The
releasestep is skipped in this case, so artifacts have to be downloaded from the Action Run.With this PR, every manually triggered build creates a Draft Release containing the build artifacts as usual. See here for an example.
This might be an alternative to the creation of a Release for the purpose of testing or debugging.