chore(publish): cut desktop releases every six hours - #57
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@Gilbert09 mind reviewing this one? It moves the desktop publish cron from nightly to every 6 hours so desktop stops trailing web by a day while you're iterating this fast. The existing skip still applies, so a window with no new commits on main releases nothing. |
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Problem
Desktop trails web by up to a day on every change while you're iterating this fast.
Changes
The publish cron moves from nightly at 03:00 UTC to every 6 hours. The existing check still skips a scheduled run when main has no new commits since the latest release, so a quiet window releases nothing.
How did you test this code?
Parsed the workflow with actionlint. No automated tests apply to a cron change.