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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions .github/workflows/package-release.yaml
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# moves only at release, in lockstep with the frozen snapshot the tag cuts.
# This is the counterpart to library repos, which use rainix-autopublish and
# bump a next-version slot on every merge. Mirrors the rain.factory.deploy
# caller. `cut-release.sh` freezes `src/generated/candidate/` into
# `src/generated/<version>/` (see the script) then regenerates the libs.
# caller. The freeze itself — regenerate `src/generated/candidate/`, format,
# then copy it to `src/generated/<version>/` — is `rainix-static cut-release`
# inside the reusable, so this caller supplies no command for it.
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uses: rainlanguage/rainix/.github/workflows/rainix-tag-release.yaml@main
with:
soldeer-package: st0x-deploy
tag-prefix: sol-v
snapshot-generate-cmd: bash script/cut-release.sh
# Secrets passed explicitly (not `inherit`), mirroring this repo's other
# cross-org rainix callers — exactly the set rainix-tag-release declares. The
# RPC_URL_*_FORK secrets are what its verify step forks with; omitting them
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