A push builds in the repository it was pushed to, so a contributor's
branch builds in their fork and the base repository sees nothing. Without
a run of its own there is no check on the pull request for branch
protection to require, so trigger on pull_request as well.
Push builds narrow to master and v* tags: with pull requests covered,
building every branch push only duplicated the same commit's build across
four Windows matrix jobs. Master still builds so the "latest" pre-release
keeps updating. A branch with no pull request open builds via
workflow_dispatch.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Compiler cache stored in the GitHub Actions cache, shared across runs.
Requires /Z7 instead of the CMake default /Zi, since sccache cannot cache
objects whose debug information lands in a shared PDB. That is a debug
information format change only, the generated code is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This reverts commit 1976dee738.
Revert "yet another fix for the github actions"
This reverts commit 552951795c.
Revert "make sure CI to assemble release on 'v*' tag push or manually"
This reverts commit 8897769f0d.
create empty CMakeUserPresets.json file so build happens on first run
comment doesn't apply anymore
no need to specify the compiler when using msbuild@xxx
ask ninja for the verbose command line when building
* GitHub Workflow improvements
- Automatically pre-release master as "latest"
- Build all languages
- Parallelize workflow
- Support tag based releases
* GitHub Workflow: Added support for ja2ubmapeditor.
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