Publish SSMS extension to the SSMS Gallery on release (#343)#348
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Completes the original ask in #343. With the VSIX now built and verified in releases (v1.11.2), this adds the gallery publish step.
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release.ymlgains aPublish SSMS extension to SSMS Gallerystep that POSTsPlanViewer.Ssms.vsixtohttps://ssmsgallery.azurewebsites.net/api/uploadafter the GitHub release upload.steps.ssms.outputs.BUILT == 'true'— only runs if the VSIX actually built.continue-on-error: true— a gallery outage can never fail the release.shell: bashsocurlis curl.exe, not the PowerShellInvoke-WebRequestalias.Activation
No version bump — this rides along on the next release. Nothing publishes until then.
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