chore(ci): use http delete instead of curl DELETE #37

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David merged 1 commit from chore/use-http-delete into main

2026-05-15 03:25:19 +02:00

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2026-05-15 03:20:46 +02:00

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Summary

Replace the best-effort curl --request DELETE calls in the Generic Package publish steps (binary + .sha256 sidecar) with Nushell's native http delete --full --allow-errors. The new form checks the response status: 204 (deleted) and 404 (nothing to delete) are tolerated, anything else aborts the workflow with a clear message. This surfaces real registry-side errors (auth failure, rate limiting, etc.) that the curl form silently swallowed because there was no --fail flag and no exit-code check. Applied to both build-linux.yml and build-windows.yml.

Test plan

Next push that triggers build-linux.yml and build-windows.yml should still see "DELETE returned 204" (or 404 on the very first publish of a new tag) for both the binary and the sidecar, and the subsequent PUTs should succeed.

## Summary Replace the best-effort `curl --request DELETE` calls in the Generic Package publish steps (binary + `.sha256` sidecar) with Nushell's native `http delete --full --allow-errors`. The new form checks the response status: 204 (deleted) and 404 (nothing to delete) are tolerated, anything else aborts the workflow with a clear message. This surfaces real registry-side errors (auth failure, rate limiting, etc.) that the curl form silently swallowed because there was no `--fail` flag and no exit-code check. Applied to both `build-linux.yml` and `build-windows.yml`. ## Test plan - [ ] Next push that triggers `build-linux.yml` and `build-windows.yml` should still see "DELETE returned 204" (or 404 on the very first publish of a new tag) for both the binary and the sidecar, and the subsequent PUTs should succeed.

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chore(ci): use http delete instead of curl DELETE

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Replaces the bare `curl --request DELETE` (binary + .sha256 sidecar) with Nushell's `http delete --full --allow-errors`. The new form checks the HTTP status (204 expected, 404 tolerated) and aborts the workflow on any other code, surfacing registry-side issues that curl was silently swallowing. Applied to both build-linux.yml and build-windows.yml.