Fix EOF delimiter in release workflow heredoc #15
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Problem
The GitHub Actions release workflow was failing with the error:
This was occurring in the
create-releasejob when attempting to set theRELEASE_BODYoutput variable using a heredoc to capture the commit history.Root Cause
In
.github/workflows/release.ymlat line 84, the heredoc closing delimiter was incorrectly quoted:{ echo "RELEASE_BODY<<EOF" cat ./chaiNNer/history.txt echo "EOF" # ❌ Incorrect - quotes prevent delimiter recognition } >> $GITHUB_OUTPUTWhen using heredoc syntax in bash, the closing delimiter must match exactly how it was opened. Since the opening delimiter
RELEASE_BODY<<EOFhas no quotes aroundEOF, the closing delimiter must also be unquoted.Solution
Removed the quotes from the closing delimiter:
{ echo "RELEASE_BODY<<EOF" cat ./chaiNNer/history.txt echo EOF # ✅ Correct - matches opening delimiter } >> $GITHUB_OUTPUTThis allows GitHub Actions to properly parse the heredoc and set the output variable with the multiline commit history content.
Testing
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