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[Githubguy132010]

This pull request includes significant changes to the GitHub Actions workflow, primarily focusing on enhancing the release management process by integrating release cleanup directly into the build workflow and removing the separate cleanup workflow. The most important changes are detailed below:

Enhancements to release management:

• .github/workflows/build.yaml: Added permissions for creating and managing releases, set up the GitHub CLI, and implemented a step to delete old releases after the release creation. [1] [2]

Removal of redundant workflow:

• .github/workflows/cleanup-releases.yml: Deleted the separate workflow file for cleaning up old releases, as this functionality is now integrated into the main build workflow.

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This pull request integrates release cleanup functionality into the main GitHub Actions build workflow to enhance release management, eliminating the need for a separate cleanup workflow.

• Added permissions for release management and GitHub CLI setup
• Introduced a new step to delete old releases post-release creation
• Removed the redundant cleanup workflow

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• .github/workflows/cleanup-releases.yml: Language not supported

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (2)

.github/workflows/build.yaml:248

• Consider separating the JSON parsing and error checking into distinct steps. Assign the output of the jq command to a variable first and then verify its success to ensure robust error handling of release information.

if ! old_releases=($(echo "$releases" | jq -r 'sort_by(.createdAt) | .[].tagName' 2>/dev/null)); then

.github/workflows/build.yaml:213

• Relying on '$?' immediately after a command substitution that involves pipes may not reliably capture errors. Consider setting 'set -o pipefail' in the script to ensure that errors in pipelines are properly detected.

if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then