Dispatch release workflow directly from auto-tag one#33
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The
auto-tag-release.ymlworkflow pushes tags usingGITHUB_TOKEN. GitHub doesn't trigger workflows from push events created by GITHUB_TOKEN. Previous releases worked because tags were pushed manually.Fix: Added a step in
auto-tag-release.ymlthat explicitly triggersrelease.ymlviagh workflow runwith the tag ref.workflow_dispatchis exempted from theGITHUB_TOKENrestriction, so this works