Add resolute .deb to releases - #4378
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@vulpine says I'll be their new best friend if I do this real description: Yelp/nerve-tools tests currently grab paasta-tools debs from our releases for GHA builds. this is fine, but what is not fine is that we are only uploading (and testing against) a jammy deb - which doesn't quite work out so well if you're trying to add a resolute build to nerve-tools
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@vulpine this will only do this for new releases - i think i can backfill an old release if necessary with some CLI nonsense tho! |
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@vulpine says I'll be their new best friend if I do this
real description: Yelp/nerve-tools tests currently grab paasta-tools debs from our releases for GHA builds. this is fine, but what is not fine is that we are only uploading (and testing against) a jammy deb - which doesn't quite work out so well if you're trying to add a resolute build to nerve-tools