Add: Revert local changes if creating a GitHub release fails #981
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Improve the create release "workflow" by reverting the changes (tag and version update commit) if creating a GitHub release via the API did fail.
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Codecov ReportAll modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅
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Coverage 90.22% 90.23%
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Files 103 103
Lines 6946 6950 +4
Branches 984 984
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+ Hits 6267 6271 +4
Misses 478 478
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What
Revert local changes if creating a GitHub release fails
Why
Improve the create release "workflow" by reverting the changes (tag and version update commit) if creating a GitHub release via the API did fail.
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