Enrich Action Workflow with Accurate Publish Commands #30
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Addressing Incorrect Publish Commands
This PR addresses the previously used incorrect publish commands
./gradlew :plugin:winds-api:publish --no-configuration-cachewithin the action workflow. These commands were targeting the wrong modules, potentially leading to unintended publishing actions.Implemented Corrections
To rectify the issue, this PR introduces the following changes:
./gradlew :plugin:winds-api:publish --no-configuration-cachewith the accurate command/gradlew :api:publish --no-configuration-cache ./gradlew :common:publish --no-configuration-cacheThese changes ensure that the action workflow correctly publishes the
apiandcommonmodules, aligning with the intended behavior.Improved Workflow Accuracy
By implementing these corrections, we enhance the accuracy and reliability of the action workflow, ensuring that the correct modules are published during the automated build process.
Review and Feedback
Please review the changes introduced in this PR and provide any feedback or suggestions.