Fix: Trigger build and release after creating version tag #4
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- Add workflow_dispatch trigger in auto-release job after tag creation - This causes the workflow to run on the newly created tag - Build job will compile for all platforms - Create-release job will package binaries and create GitHub Release - Previously: only tag was created - Now: tag + GitHub Release with all compiled binaries
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Problem
Currently, when pushing to main, the workflow:
This means releases only exist as tags, not as actual GitHub Releases with compiled binaries.
Solution
Add a
workflow_dispatchtrigger in theauto-releasejob after creating the tag. This causes:Result
✅ GitHub Release is created with:
Testing
Next version bump will trigger this flow automatically.
Manual testing: Push a version bump to main to see the workflow in action.