* updating the cli job in the release workflow to skip the building and use the latest rc build artifacts instead
* switching to downloading all of the artifacts
* renaming download step
* updating the artifact upload paths
* intial go at building the windows pipeline in GH
* fixing whitespace issue
* moving version info script
* changing the electron-builder commands to the npm scripts
* fixing the PACKAGE_VERSION var
* adding debugging statements
* changing list command
* fixing PACKAGE_VERSION var
* adding linux job and disabling windows job
* debugging linux installs
* retrying the rpm
* re-enabling the windows build
* re-enabling publishing of the exe
* debugging pkg fetched
* debugging this more
* testing install of pkg-fetch with npm
* moving pkg-fetch installation
* trying to manually add the fetched package
* I was wrong. This wasn't linux. Switching to pwsh
* fixing the pwsh var syntax
* removing debugging tasks and re-enabling the other build tasks
* adding build_and_signing. Removing the non-cli executables from the build pipeline and disabling it for testing.
* removing some whitespace
* switching how we get package version
* adding custom signing script
* removing deubbing code and getting ready for PR
* adding in another release gate
* chaning file name to fit previous standards
* removing appveyor pipeline file
* moving all of the build tasks to the same build file
* changing GITHUB_TOKEN because GITHUB_* is probably reserved
* adding release pipeline and moving all realease tasks to that pipeline
* updating the package.json's to contain the releases to my repo
* fixing the RELEASE_TAG_NAME and switching the electron builder from pack to publish
* fixing the npm run publish command
* adding GH_TOKEN to the build and sign task
* fixing upload path
* removing the release asset upload since I think they are already published?
* removing testing code
* testing tweak to github release
* making sure I've got the right repo set
* removing whitespace
* adding in clone task to setup
* removing the stop-gap
* adding GH_TOKEN to the linux publish task
* fixing string
* switching to manual publishing. There seems to be a bug in the electron-builder publishing? or our setup
* switching back to electron-builder publishing but manually creating and pushing the tag
* I don't know why electron-builder isn't picking up the release. Adding some debugging code
* adding in GH token for release checking
* adding another GH token for release checking
* commenting out the tagging portion. This should just happen automatically...
* trying the release without the manual uploads?
* adding -d flag to release edit
* disabling the gui build to see if the cli changes the tag
* trying out a fix
* testing the upload release asset action
* fixing typo
* trying RELEASE_NAME
* fixing bash error
* trying something else for the release name
* changing all of the release asset uploads to a provided action
* Removing some debugging code
* re-enabling the windows and linux jobs
* changing the content type of the checksum files
* fixing typo
* removing the PKG_INFO flag
* installing RH with choco
* testing the reshack
* reenabling the correct job
* resetting release workflow and adding exp workflow
* trying ResourceHacker.exe
* switching to pwsh to see if that works
* switching back and specifying cmd shell
* finding the bin to add to the path
* wrestling with cmd
* debugging path
* giving up on nice printing
* changing to different path debugging
* adding RH to the path
* trying something else
* trying something else
* maybe the path resets?
* updating exp workflow to try to get reshack to work
* trying to add to the path without the quotes
* fixing the RH test
* debugging path
* setting path forever
* not playing around with perfect environment paths with windows....
* preivous test was inconclusive
* testing RH
* changing the npm command and removing unnecssary GITHUB_TOKEN
* removing the exp workflow
* quoting the signing file
* debugging VER_INFO
* debugging the pkg-fetch
* disabling non-cli jobs
* changing value of WIN_PKG
* testing more pkg-fetch
* changing the paths to the home directory
* renaming exp workflow
* trying a string
* trying it from the home directory
* removing the stop gap
* updating the version to something that RH supports
* initial release test
* fixing GITHUB_TOKEN
* changing the version to a real version
* debugging tag names
* changing the trigger on the exp workflow
* moving the disabled job to the correct workflow
* trying wet spaghetti
* updating case statement
* adding in the findings from the experiment
* removing testing code. Leaving unfinished macos build disabled
* removing the prod environment secrets
* setting up the mac build job
* renaming the key name
* moving the signing file
* working on the mac packaging
* removing desktop mac certs
* disabling the non-mac jobs
* setting up the build workflow for first run
* adding manual trigger to the build workflow
* disabling the push trigger
* removing the non-existant setup function
* removing the unneeded certs
* removing increment version since we are not submitting to the Apple Store.
* re-enabling the APPLE_ID vars
* updating how the package version is retrieved in build. staging release workflow for testing
* fixing the asset upload updating the repo in package.json
* adding debugging to dist
* adding in missing directory for debugging
* renaming that file
* updating the build/release workflows
* fixing the setup output
* updating file name and changing dist to publish
* adding in the missing token
* changing the zip name
* add debuggin
* fixing debugging step
* removing debugging task. Not needed
* reworking the content type of the mac release assets
* removing the rename task and adding in some debugging
* flipping the order of the dmg and the mac.zip upload to see if it is a problem with the release asset upload
* adding the renaming back in
* switching the upload name back to dashes
* commenting out the manual release asset upload. Looks like publish is doing that?
* removing all debugging code
* updating README with the GitHub Actions Badge
* changing all of the slashes to match
* removing unneeded package version setting
* removing unneeded package version setup
* adding WIN_PKG task back in. accidentally removed it
