Editing Release? #25560
-
Hello All, Total newb here jumping into GitHub Actions. :slight_smile: I am interested in capturing the Is this possible? Well, I’m sure it’s possible. 😁 Searching is turning up scarce, so here I am. :slight_smile: I did find But it seems to deal with creating and not editing. Any assistance you can provide for this newb would be greatly appreciated! |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
Replies: 2 comments
-
FWIW, I am attempting with the following types as discussed here, but it does not seem to trigger when editing, publishing or unpublishing a release, from what I can tell. |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
-
OK! I figured this one out. It’s a bit tricky. Intuition says when you commit a new edit to a workflow file, the release events should fire. But recall when creating a release it is tagged to a particular commit, which may not have the edited workflow in it. So, ensure that the release that you want to generate workflow event triggers for is tagged to a commit that has the configured workflow in it, if that makes sense. Kinda tricky but cool when you think of it. Everything works as expected after all. 😆 |
Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
OK! I figured this one out.
It’s a bit tricky. Intuition says when you commit a new edit to a workflow file, the release events should fire. But recall when creating a release it is tagged to a particular commit, which may not have the edited workflow in it. So, ensure that the release that you want to generate workflow event triggers for is tagged to a commit that has the configured workflow in it, if that makes sense.
Kinda tricky but cool when you think of it. Everything works as expected after all. 😆