Closed plowsof closed 11 months ago
Built without sensitive environment variables
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The problem has been fixed. This workflow will prevent/detect the problem we had, however,
i think it's better suited to be run on a contributors repo , 'after the fact' to confirm things are ok, rather than here on -site.. im leaning to close
i think it's better suited to be run on a contributors repo , 'after the fact' to confirm things are ok, rather than here on -site.. im leaning to close
Agree. Or a script on somebody's computer. No reason to add it on this repo.
re-download all binaries using their redirect urls and confirm hashes.
displays a warning if files downloaded using the redirect urls do not match the hashes in downloads.yml
if there is a mis-match / or the redirects are not updated to point at the new files yet, the workflow will still be green and only produce warnings. re-running the workflow manually after site is deployed / redirects pointing to new files will remove the warnings.
example run showing a warning: https://github.com/plowsof/monero-site/actions/runs/6487887488
on
workflow_dispatch:
can be added to make running the workflow manually (if needed)