Added a github action workflow to build binaries and create a release #22
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Added github actions workflow to build binaries. Workflows are triggered on pushing a tag.
Example:
Will build the binaries and create a release.
Currently workflows are available for
linux-x86_84,darwin-arm64,darwin-x86_64.For
linux-arm64a self-hosted github actions runner is needed (perhaps, there might be another workaround).Tests are not run during the builds, as for them there is a dedicated workflow (CI).
I'm a bit concerned about the absence of a human-readable message for a release, it should be updated manually, right now it's set to:
Spaces release of version <version>.It can be set to the message of the latest commit, for example.