Refine release workflow to match only version tags#7
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Changed the tag filter from `v*` to `v[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+` to match only semantic version tags. This prevents the rolling `v0` Action tag from accidentally re-triggering duplicate publishes when moved to a release commit. Also added `--check-url` flag to the publish command, making re-runs and manual dispatches gracefully skip already-published files instead of failing, improving workflow robustness.
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Changed the tag filter from
v*tov[0-9]+.[0-9]+.[0-9]+to match only semantic version tags. This prevents the rollingv0Action tag from accidentally re-triggering duplicate publishes when moved to a release commit.Also added
--check-urlflag to the publish command, making re-runs and manual dispatches gracefully skip already-published files instead of failing, improving workflow robustness.