Run release workflow after CI workflow #40
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With the current configuration, the release workflow and the CI workflow run in parallel. We would want the CI workflow to finish before the release workflow runs. With this PR: - The release workflow will run when a CI workflow completes in `main` - The release job in the workflow will only run if: - The CI workflow was successful, and - The head commit message for that workflow contains "Prepare release v" - A version check exits the job if version in `plugin.yaml` has not changed from the previous release (the latest tag equals the version in the file)
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With the current configuration, the release workflow and the CI workflow run in parallel. We would want the CI workflow to finish before the release workflow runs. With this PR:
mainplugin.yamlhas not changed from the previous release (the latest tag equals the version in the file)