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@@ -28,22 +28,24 @@ jobs:
exit 0 # Exit successfully, but do nothing.
fi
# Extract the tag name and published date of the latest release
LATEST_TAG=$(echo "${API_OUTPUT}" | jq -r '.[0].tag_name')
PUBLISH_DATE=$(echo "${API_OUTPUT}" | jq -r '.[0].published_at')
echo "${API_OUTPUT}"
echo "✅ Found latest version: ${LATEST_TAG} published on ${PUBLISH_DATE}"
# # Extract the tag name and published date of the latest release
# LATEST_TAG=$(echo "${API_OUTPUT}" | jq -r '.[0].tag_name')
# PUBLISH_DATE=$(echo "${API_OUTPUT}" | jq -r '.[0].published_at')
# --- 2. Implement your custom logic here ---
# You need a mechanism to store the previously checked tag/date
# For simplicity, we will just check if we found ANY release data.
# echo "✅ Found latest version: ${LATEST_TAG} published on ${PUBLISH_DATE}"
# Example Logic: If you want to perform an action ONLY IF the date is new...
# (In a real scenario, you would compare $PUBLISH_DATE against a stored variable)
# # --- 2. Implement your custom logic here ---
# # You need a mechanism to store the previously checked tag/date
# # For simplicity, we will just check if we found ANY release data.
echo "Successfully retrieved version data."
# echo "LATEST_VERSION=${LATEST_TAG}" >> $GITHUB_ENV
echo "LATEST_VERSION=${LATEST_TAG}"
# # Example Logic: If you want to perform an action ONLY IF the date is new...
# # (In a real scenario, you would compare $PUBLISH_DATE against a stored variable)
# echo "Successfully retrieved version data."
# # echo "LATEST_VERSION=${LATEST_TAG}" >> $GITHUB_ENV
# echo "LATEST_VERSION=${LATEST_TAG}"
# - name: Deploy/Build action if release found
# if: env.LATEST_VERSION # This step runs ONLY if the previous step successfully set LATEST_VERSION