Fix ci release

[alirana01]

Debug info added

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Added a verification step to list generated files before uploading artifacts.
  • Adjusted the order of artifact uploads to AWS for improved clarity.
  • Removed unused upload step for Linux artifacts.

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Walkthrough

A new step was introduced in the CI release workflow to list the contents of generated zip files and artifact directories for macOS and Linux before uploading them to AWS. The order of some AWS S3 copy commands was adjusted, and a previously commented-out upload command was removed.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci_release.yml	Added file-listing step before upload, rearranged S3 upload order, and removed a commented-out command.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant CI_Workflow
    participant Artifact_Dirs
    participant AWS_S3

    CI_Workflow->>Artifact_Dirs: Generate zip files and artifacts
    CI_Workflow->>Artifact_Dirs: List contents for verification
    CI_Workflow->>AWS_S3: Upload update zip
    CI_Workflow->>AWS_S3: Upload Linux artifacts (ide path)
    CI_Workflow->>AWS_S3: Upload macOS and Windows artifacts

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Possibly related PRs

• IEP-1475: Signing Windows Executable #1228: Both PRs modify the .github/workflows/ci_release.yml file, focusing on artifact upload steps and workflow structure.

Suggested reviewers

• sigmaaa

Poem

Before we send our files away,
We peek inside—what do they say?
A listing here, a check so neat,
Ensures our upload is complete.
With hops and checks, this bunny grins,
For tidy workflows always win! 🐇✨

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