Add a GitHub workflow for testing the release infrastructure #1868
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The `release-infra-test.yaml` workflow can be called manually to build `nixpkgs#hello` on the ARM64 runner. The plan is to use it as a test while making a release to catch problems with the infrastructure early.
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| name: Test the ARM64 runner infrastructure | |||
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| pull_request: # TODO: make absolutely sure to remove this before merging | |||
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I'm adding a review comment so that we don't forget to do so. Please resolve only when it's removed
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The
release-infra-test.yamlworkflow can be called manually to buildnixpkgs#helloon the ARM64 runner. The plan is to use it as a testwhile making a release to catch problems with the infrastructure early.
TODO: this doesn't work yet, because the infrastructure is only allowed to be run on release tags. I'll look into a good way to address this later.