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Fix NuGet-only recovery for existing releases - #130
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- Add a default-branch NuGet-only recovery path without image or chart publication - Validate stable release inputs and preserve the checked-out source revision - Document artifact verification and immutable publication boundaries
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None — follow-up to #129 after verifying its publication workflow.
Summary
nuget-releaseto the existing deploy-all workflow. Run from the default branch to validate an existing stable GitHub release, check out its exact tag, and publish only its missing NuGet packages. Version calculation, the application build job, image/chart publication and release tagging are skipped in recovery mode; the package action still restores and builds the Release solution.Validation
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