Automated backup/release V2#661
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The cron job for the monthly snapshot/release works as it created a snapshot/release on the first of this month and can be found here https://github.com/FalsePhilosopher/Flipper/releases/tag/Snapshot-2025-06-01 |
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Added zeekstd into the workflow, so now the compressed archive can be mounted on the fly with ratarmount. Don't forget to change the username in the user variable before you merge. |
Removed the upload artifact step for the snapshot.
Updated the user reference in the release download command and modified the archive handling.
I guess I should have made another branch lol.
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This time it uses github actions as I didn't know github had a free tier of 2,000 hours a month for their runners. So no external machines needed for this to create a snapshot of the repo including all of the submodules, then creates a release with said snapshot. The resulting tar.zst is 2.0GB, if you were to git clone --recursive the repo it's 6.9GB. A POC can be found on my fork in the actions tab and in the release section.