The last release of Bazzite to include ISOs in the GitHub releases is v2.2.0, from January. The latest releases are only downloadable through their website to the best of my knowledge.
An example of how this could be implemented is in this commit to my quickget_ci project: https://github.com/lj3954/quickemu-rs/commit/19b6af06a25b3cef046e815703eed5ea3034ddaa. Keep in mind that bash quickget probably doesn't need to download & parse editions from the workflow each time (i.e. instead, echo plasma gnome plasma-deck gnome-deck); I've only done that because dynamic release/edition detection has no real cost for a project run in CI only, and I've implemented some form of it for every distro I've added thus far.
The last release of Bazzite to include ISOs in the GitHub releases is v2.2.0, from January. The latest releases are only downloadable through their website to the best of my knowledge.
The workflow they use for building ISOs is located here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ublue-os/bazzite/main/.github/workflows/build_iso.yml. It contains all of the editions available, although most should be filtered out (NVIDIA, ASUS, Ally). The editions not specifying a DE are KDE plasma.
Download URL: "https://download.bazzite.gg/{EDITION}-stable.iso" Checksum URL: "${URL}-CHECKSUM"
An example of how this could be implemented is in this commit to my quickget_ci project: https://github.com/lj3954/quickemu-rs/commit/19b6af06a25b3cef046e815703eed5ea3034ddaa. Keep in mind that bash quickget probably doesn't need to download & parse editions from the workflow each time (i.e. instead,
echo plasma gnome plasma-deck gnome-deck); I've only done that because dynamic release/edition detection has no real cost for a project run in CI only, and I've implemented some form of it for every distro I've added thus far.