Currently the Release page is a bit terse. This commit makes it a bit more nicer for the users:
it directly links the artifacts for download
it mentions what artifact to use for what use case
it mentions how to run it
it directly links to the Vim Commits since the last change
The release page will be generated by the scripts/release_notes.sh script, but since it needs access to the various environment properties of the appimage.sh script, it will not be called, but rather be source, that's why it's using the '. release_notes.sh' syntax, so that it is executed in the current shell environment.
Also, while at it, slightly refactor the Github Actions release workflow and rename the jobs with the -job prefix, so that there does no longer exist a check-updates job as well as check-updates step, which is confusing if you need to reference the output variable.
Currently the Release page is a bit terse. This commit makes it a bit more nicer for the users:
The release page will be generated by the scripts/release_notes.sh script, but since it needs access to the various environment properties of the appimage.sh script, it will not be called, but rather be source, that's why it's using the '. release_notes.sh' syntax, so that it is executed in the current shell environment.
Also, while at it, slightly refactor the Github Actions release workflow and rename the jobs with the
-jobprefix, so that there does no longer exist acheck-updatesjob as well ascheck-updatesstep, which is confusing if you need to reference the output variable.