Publish unsigned releases from release branches - #31
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*-releasebranches now build unsigned Intel nvALT and publish its ZIP as a GitHub Release. The existing Release and Development build checks still run.The release job runs after the build and artifact checks pass. It uses
release-<run number>-<attempt>at the built commit, uploads the ZIP into a draft, then publishes it. Existing tags never move. Releases record the branch, commit, and build log without replacing the explicit Latest selection. The built-in GitHub token needs no additional secrets.Validation on commit
b0f7395dc0b0ffd683136a39adec25db08b6ee27:codesignreports that the app is not signed.ci-smoke-20260911-a-releaseci-smoke-20260911-b-releaseci-smoke-20260911-release-candidatecodex/ci-smoke-20260911-releaseLive publication tests ran in the fork because the current API token has push access there. After merge, matching branches in dangduc/nv will publish to its Releases page. Branch protection remains a separate configuration.