Build standalone binaries for macOS and Windows in release CI#61
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The existing release only ships a Linux x64 binary, so downstream consumers (e.g. OMEdit's CMake bundling) have no way to fetch a binary on other platforms without building from source. Co-Authored-By: JKRT <jtinnerholm@gmail.com> Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CRJK9NcghcYVowHN5tf4sj
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Summary
Addresses AnHeuermann's review comment on OpenModelica/OpenModelica#15925 asking for a real release of
modelica-language-serverso OMEdit's CMake bundling can download platform-specific binaries instead of relying on a local build.Today
.github/workflows/test.ymlonly builds and releases a single Linux x64 binary (modelica-language-server-linux-x64). This adds abuild-binariesmatrix job (gated to tag pushes, same asrelease) that builds the Node.js SEA standalone binary on:macos-latest(arm64) →modelica-language-server-macos-arm64macos-13(x64) →modelica-language-server-macos-x64windows-latest(x64) →modelica-language-server-windows-x64.exeEach is uploaded as a build artifact and then attached to the GitHub release alongside the existing Linux binary,
.vsix, npm tarball, and WASM files.Note: the SEA binary embeds the actual
nodeexecutable it was built with (seeserver/scripts/build-standalone.js), so it is not portable across OS/arch — hence the per-platform matrix rather than a single universal binary. macOS builds also strip and ad-hoc re-sign the code signature, which the existing build script already handles.Test plan
build-binariesruns and all four platform binaries attach to the GitHub release.