Move windows installer generation code into this repository

[christian-monch]

Fixes #258

This PR moves the windows installer build-action into this repository. The windows installer build-action has to be triggered manually, where a revision ---by default main--- can be chosen from which the release should be built. The installer is deposited under a new release with a tag in the form of windows-<YYYYMMDDHHMM>-<version>, e.g.

windows-202210061139-0.1.0+76.g3cf7dda

The installer is deposited under the latest release. The name of the installer will be datalad-gooey-<version>-installer-amd64.exe, e.g. datalad-gooey-0.1.0+120.g34e85f6-installer-amd64.exe.

and a name in the form windows <YYYYMMDDHHMM>-<version> (the timestamp and version are identical in the tag and the release name). For an example see this release in christian-monch/datalad-gooey

NB! the PR is difficult to test before merging because GitHub looks only in main for actions. It is working on my fork of this repository, where I merged the branch issue-258-move-installer into main.

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[christian-monch]

Let's do it! What could go wrong? ;-)

Nothing ;-)

I should mention though, that we have to add an access token to the repository secrets that is authorized to create releases. It should be added to the "Secrets" for Actions, under the name TOKEN, as shown in the image below:

[mih]

Please let me know which scopes are needed for that, and I create one. Or which permissions you need to be able to do that yourself. Thx

[christian-monch]

@mih I added a token.

But I don't see the action in the Actions-tab. Do you?

It seems that first time contributer-workflows might have to be explicitly allowed:

[mih]

I don't see it, but I am also not sure what to look for. I also don't know what the screenshot refers to that you posted. Can you link to that place or describe what it is that needs doing?

[christian-monch]

I fixed it by creating a branch in this repository that contains a very slight modification of the windows installer build-workflow. Since the workflow then comes from a "local" branch, it is automatically approved.

(I was referring to this chapter in github docs.)