Updates the release-sandbox workflow to use the push-docker action,
which is configured to push to ghcr.io.
Also updates the push-docker action to use `github.repository_owner`
as the username for ghcr.io login, which is the recommended practice.
- Use reusable npmrc action in workflows
- Make package name dynamic in e2e tests
- Add rationale for configure-registry script
- Force orchestrator to run in dev environment
This change parallelizes the linting tasks in package.json and moves the lint job to a larger runner for a significant performance improvement. It also fixes an infinite loop that was introduced during the refactoring.
This change refactors the release process to support a new bundle-based publishing method while maintaining backward compatibility for existing release and patch workflows.
Key changes:
- The `publish-release` composite action now includes a `use-bundle-release` input (string, default 'false') to conditionally switch between the old source-based publishing and the new bundle-based method.
- The `release-nightly.yml` workflow is updated to use the new bundle-based process (`use-bundle-release: 'true'`).
- The `release-manual.yml` workflow includes a new `use_bundle_release` input (defaulting to false) to allow for manual testing of either release method.
- Existing `release-promote.yml` and patch workflows remain unchanged, ensuring they continue to use the old, non-bundled process for backward compatibility.
This change refactors the release process to support a new bundle-based publishing method while
maintaining backward compatibility for existing release and patch workflows.
Key changes:
- The composite action now includes a input (string, default 'false') to conditionally switch between the old source-based publishing
the new bundle-based method.
- The workflow is updated to use the new bundle-based process ().
- The workflow includes a new input (defaulting to false) to allow for manual testing of either release method.
- Existing and patch workflows remain unchanged, ensuring they continue to use the old, non-bundled process for backward compatibility.
matt korwel