feat(gorelease): Fix flaky aws-nuke-v2 releases #10
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While reviewing the failed release, I noticed that the release was being executed twice. One was triggered automatically when a new tag was pushed (GoReleaser 25) and the other was triggered manually (GoReleaser 26). I removed the tag trigger from the workflow so only published releases work.
GoReleaser 25 v3.48.2-orm succeeded: link
- Triggered via push
When you create a tag like v3.48.2-orm, GitHub pushes that tag.
This immediately triggers the workflow before the release is officially published.
GoReleaser runs and tries to create a release.
GoReleaser 26 v3.48.2-orm failed : link
- Triggered via release
When you later publish a release using GitHub’s UI (or an automated process), GitHub fires another event: "release published".
This again triggers the workflow.
GoReleaser sees the same tag and release name and tries to create it again, leading to a failure due to duplication.