fix(workflow): use correct input variable for release-create step#648
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Signed-off-by: 吴小白 <296015668@qq.com>
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Thanks, sorry about that! I had this in 60711c4 which I used for yesterday's release, but I forgot to open a pull request, so I'll merge yours. :) BTW I will take a look at your question about loongarch support soon - I think I would like to merge support into this repo so you no longer have to maintain a fork (and deal with any bugs in our release process :) ). |
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The release-create step was using an incorrect variable name (
github.events.input.tag), which resulted in thejust release-createcommand being called without the required tag argument. This commit updates the workflow to use the correct variable (github.event.inputs.tag), ensuring the tag is properly passed to the command.