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feat: use install-action to speed up installation of cargo tools #146
feat: use install-action to speed up installation of cargo tools #146
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So this is already a bit weird. You're making a release tool, for releasing crate versions, then publishing that tool to crates.io, but then installing it from your git repo via a specific tag version...
I suppose this makes sense if you're wanting to test out new versions of the tool in an action against a not yet released version of release-plz. I'm not sure if binstall supports some sort of git-tag version specifier.
I suspect this might break some small amount of workflows that specify this, but maybe the logic below can detect this and chop out the release-plz-v prefix somehow?
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yes, this is because I was using an action that wasn't integrated with crates.io.
I'm not aware of any. This new approach should work well :)
For testing, typically I use
cargo install
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Now that I think about it. Yes, I think I broke some people GitHub actions. This should have been a 0.6.0 D: