Deploy stable releases to WordPress.org after publish#366
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What
Related to #365.
Publishing a stable GitHub Release now kicks off the WordPress.org deploy. It still stops at the right places: first the SVN dry run, then the `wordpress-org` approval before anything is committed. Prereleases stay out of wp.org.
Why
This makes the release flow less manual without removing the two checks that matter: read the draft before publishing it, then review the SVN diff before approving the deploy.
How
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