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release: pinned bpftool, rolling latest build - #7
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…est build on every merge to main - Ubuntu 24.04 has no standalone bpftool package, so the first v0.1.0 release run failed on both architectures before building anything. Use the binary from linux-tools, as CI already does. - Every merge to main now replaces a 'latest' pre-release with that build's .deb packages and checksums. Tagged v* releases are unchanged.
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Fixes the failing release build. Ubuntu 24.04 runners have no
bpftoolpackage, soapt-get install bpftoolexits with code 100 and the v0.1.0 build never ran.mainrefreshes a "latest" pre-release, so the newest build is always downloadable. A newer merge cancels an older publish in flight.This branch's release workflow has already passed on both architectures (runs 38105924958 and 38106931007).