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ci: automate releases with release-please#2
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Summary
Automate releases with
release-pleaseonmain, while keeping image publication in the existing tag-drivenCDworkflow.What changed
.github/workflows/release-please.ymlmainRELEASE_PLEASE_TOKENrelease-pleasesetup withrelease-type: gorelease-please.github/workflows/cd.ymlcontents: writeso the workflow can edit GitHub ReleasesNotes
docker/metadata-actionconfig is1.0.0, notv1.0.0, becausetype=semver,pattern={{version}}strips thevprefixCDworkflow now writes release pull instructions using the correct image tag formRELEASE_PLEASE_TOKENis configured in repository secrets, the new workflow will fail fast with an explicit error on pushes tomainFollow-up for reviewer
Before merging, add a repository secret named
RELEASE_PLEASE_TOKENbacked by a PAT or GitHub App token with repository write permissions so release-please-created tags can trigger downstream workflows.