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me-no-dev merged 1 commit into espressif:master from lucasssvaz:ci/hosted_bin

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ci(hosted): Copy esp-hosted binaries to gh-pages #11957

me-no-dev merged 1 commit into espressif:master from lucasssvaz:ci/hosted_bin

Nov 3, 2025

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Description of Change

This pull request enhances the release workflow to support the handling and distribution of esp-hosted binaries. It introduces steps to copy these binaries during the release process, uploads them as build artifacts, and then commits them to the gh-pages branch for distribution. The main changes are grouped below:

Release Script and Artifact Handling:

Updated .github/scripts/on-release.sh to copy esp-hosted .bin files from the build output to a new hosted directory in the workspace, preparing them for upload.
Modified .github/workflows/release.yml to upload the hosted binaries as a build artifact after the main release script runs.

Distribution via GitHub Pages:

Added a new upload-hosted-binaries job to the workflow that:
- Checks out the gh-pages branch.
- Downloads the hosted binaries artifact.
- Copies new binaries to the appropriate directory without overwriting existing files.
- Commits and pushes any new binaries to gh-pages, making them available for distribution.

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