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The previous approach of creating a GitHub Release directly in release-tag.yml caused two issues: 1. The release was created without gem files since no build step existed 2. GITHUB_TOKEN tag pushes do not trigger other workflows (GitHub Actions limitation), so release.yml never ran to build and attach gems Instead, release-tag.yml now explicitly triggers release.yml via workflow_dispatch after pushing the tag. This ensures gems are built and attached to the GitHub Release. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
gh release createwithgh workflow run release.yml --ref "$TAG"to delegate GitHub Release creation to the release workflow that actually builds gemsworkflow_dispatchtrigger so it can be invoked explicitly from release-tag.ymlWhy
When release-tag.yml creates a tag using
GITHUB_TOKEN, GitHub Actions does not trigger other workflows listening for tag push events (this is a known platform limitation to prevent infinite loops). As a result, release.yml — which builds native gems and attaches them to the GitHub Release — was never executed for v0.1.9, leaving the release without gem assets.By having release-tag.yml explicitly trigger release.yml via
workflow_dispatch, we ensure the full build-and-release pipeline runs correctly.Test plan
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