Added workflow to do a CocoaPods release #38
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Overview
This PR is related to the discussion in this other PR. It introduces a GitHub Actions workflow that enables pushing the
DataCompression.podspec
to CocoaPods.Details
The workflow will run in two scenarios:
x.y.z
)It uses the
macos-latest
runner (as of now, this corresponds to macOS 14).The workflow exposes a
dryRun
mode. When enabled, it will lint the podspec usingpod lib lint
instead of pushing it to trunk viapod trunk push
.Note
When triggered by a tag push, the workflow always runs with
dryRun: false
, meaning it will push to CocoaPods trunk.Important
To function properly, a secret named
COCOAPODS_TRUNK_TOKEN
must be added to the repository’s GitHub Actions secrets.Test
I’ve tested this action locally in my fork:
workflow_dispatch
mechanism (aka. manually).COCOAPODS_TRUNK_TOKEN
in my fork, but it reached the push step, so it’s very likely that everything is set up correctly).