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split briefcase update into two steps #29

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@gretzke gretzke commented Jan 21, 2025

This pull request includes significant updates to the GitHub Actions workflows to streamline the process of pushing changes to the Briefcase repository and updating submodules. The most important changes include the addition of a new workflow for pushing changes, modifications to existing workflows to improve efficiency, and adjustments to SSH setup and commit messages.

New Workflow Addition:

  • .github/workflows/push-briefcase.yaml: Added a new workflow to push changes to the Briefcase repository, including steps for checking out the repository, installing Foundry, configuring Git, cloning the Briefcase repository, deleting existing content, copying new content, checking for changes, setting up SSH, and committing and pushing changes if present.

Workflow Modifications:

  • .github/workflows/update-briefcase.yaml: Removed paths related to deployments from the trigger conditions, and streamlined the job steps by removing the cloning and deletion of the Briefcase repository content. Adjusted the SSH key reference and simplified the commit and push steps. [1] [2]

SSH Setup and Commit Message Adjustments:

@gretzke gretzke merged commit 937cd49 into main Jan 21, 2025
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@gretzke gretzke deleted the briefcase-ci-split branch January 21, 2025 21:10
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