GitHub Action for automatically attaching the mod to a release#96
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GitHub Action for automatically attaching the mod to a release#96cloudmaker97 wants to merge 1 commit intoloki79uk:mainfrom
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow to automate the process of attaching a mod asset to a release. The workflow is triggered when a release is published by a maintainer, and includes steps to create a zip archive of the release and upload it as an asset.
Example:
Key changes:
.github/workflows/assets-on-release.yml: Added a new workflow that triggers on release publication, creates a zip archive of the release, retrieves the latest release information, and uploads the asset file to the release.Testing: