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Using https://nightly.link/ with GitHub actions artifacts you can have a nightly build (but not a release -- there's no releasing or pre-releasing happening) of cosmocc.
Example URL if this PR were merged:
https://nightly.link/jart/cosmopolitan/workflows/nightly-cosmocc/master/cosmocc.zip
Or you can just download it directly from the GitHub "Actions" https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/actions workflow summary page of a particular run
example from my own fork:
could download by clicking on the artifact
or by using third-party service to provide a link for unauthenticated requests (like wget or curl)
https://nightly.link/jcbhmr/cosmopolitan/workflows/tool-cosmocc-package-sh/master/cosmocc.zip
this would be useful for users who don't want to or can't figure out how to build cosmocc themselves (like Windows) but still want to use a nightly build since a fix hasn't been released as a release version yet.
this would also be a good way to test the release process but instead of pushing the
cosmocc.zip
to wherever it goes now you publish it as a github actions artifact for the very few nightly bleeding edge users to use & test.you don't have to use https://nightly.link or recommend it or anything; i just know its a cool way to wget or curl the URLs instead of downloading it via your browser web UI. particularly useful for remote/ssh/web-ide development.