Fix ci release

[alirana01]

Fix for ci release.yml links fixed and scripts updated

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Upgraded Java Development Kit to version 21 for macOS builds.
  • Improved consistency in variable usage, quoting, and naming conventions in workflow scripts and AWS CLI commands.
  • Corrected environment variable indentation for AWS credentials.
  • Simplified artifact download step names and clarified compression step naming.
  • Enhanced clarity in file renaming and S3 upload commands.

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Walkthrough

The GitHub Actions workflow for the Espressif-IDE release process was updated to use JDK 21 for macOS builds, correct environment variable indentation, standardize variable usage and quoting in shell scripts and AWS CLI commands, and clarify step names. No changes to control flow or error handling were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci_release.yml	Upgraded macOS JDK to 21, fixed AWS env var indentation, standardized variable usage/quoting, clarified step names, reformatted shell scripts and AWS CLI commands.

Sequence Diagram(s)

Possibly related PRs

• IEP-1475: Signing Windows Executable #1228: Refines and corrects variable usage, quoting, and naming conventions within .github/workflows/ci_release.yml, building upon previous restructuring and modularization of the workflow.

Suggested reviewers

• sigmaaa
• kolipakakondal

Poem

In the garden of YAML, a bunny did hop,
Tidying variables, making stray quotes stop.
JDK twenty-one now shines on Mac's green hill,
With commands all consistent, each step a thrill.
AWS credentials now lined up just right—
This workflow's a carrot, crisp, clean, and bright! 🥕

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• .github/workflows/ci_release.yml (4 hunks)

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