Build and release .deb files based on git tags#1
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To make an appropriate tag: ``` git tag v1.2.0-1.pscale1 && git push origin v1.2.0-1.pscale1 ```
Build environment for Pg18 has -Werror -Wmissing-variable-declarations, which throws some warnings in roaring.[ch] and makes them fatal. Just ignore that. We can't change roaring.[ch], because they're vendored from CRoaring.
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I'm impatient, and I don't want to wait for upstream to release v1.2.0 with the fix in ChenHuajun#68, then for PGDG to make packages for it. So I'm adding a workflow here to post .deb files as GitHub releases. The first one will be v1.2.0, because that's the release upstream is working toward.
Made a tag:
Future syncs from upstream can be
v1.2.0-1.pscale{n}. Eventually, we'll probably switch over to upstream's releases and abandon this fork.