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CI: recreate the latest release in the build jobs, so a queued runner can't delete uploads - #698
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Since #691
latestis recreated on every master push by a separatelatest-releaseworkflow, assuming it runs in seconds, before any build uploads. For #695 (3afaff3) its runner queued for 27 minutes: it started at 10:56, after build-macos (10:45), build-linux-arm64 and build-linux-ubuntu22 had uploaded, and deleted them.latest(and the nightly copied from it) has only linux / linux-gui / vs / vs-gui, so openFrameworks CI's build-cmake (linuxaarch64) gets a 404 fornightly/projectGenerator-linux-arm64.tar.bz2.Now every build job runs
scripts/ci_latest_release.shbefore it builds / uploads:latest-release.ymlis removed. Checked the script with a fakeghfor those cases.