Foxed build

[mitchelsellers]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated workflow to trigger on the master branch instead of develop.
  • Improved build process for DNN extensions with a new, fully self-contained workflow.
  • Installer files are now automatically collected and uploaded as artifacts for easier access.

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Walkthrough

The GitHub Actions workflow for continuous integration now triggers on the master branch instead of develop. The previous external build_dnn job was removed and replaced by a new self-contained Windows job that explicitly performs checkout, MSBuild setup, NuGet restore, solution build, installer collection, and artifact upload.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci-dnn.yml	Changed workflow triggers from develop to master; removed external build_dnn job; added new Windows-based build_and_store_dnn_extensions job with explicit steps for checkout, MSBuild setup, NuGet restore, build, installer collection, and artifact upload.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant GitHub
    participant Runner (Windows)
    participant MSBuild
    participant PowerShell

    GitHub->>Runner (Windows): Trigger workflow on push/pull_request to master
    Runner (Windows)->>Runner (Windows): Checkout repository (full history)
    Runner (Windows)->>Runner (Windows): Setup MSBuild
    Runner (Windows)->>Runner (Windows): Restore NuGet packages
    Runner (Windows)->>MSBuild: Build solution (Release)
    alt Not a pull_request event
        Runner (Windows)->>PowerShell: Collect installer zip files to installers/
        Runner (Windows)->>GitHub: Upload installers as artifact (5 days retention)
    end

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On master’s branch the builds now run,
Windows steps shine like the sun.
No shared jobs to borrow or lend,
Installers gathered, zipped to send.
Five days safe in artifact’s care,
CI’s new dance floats on the air!
🎉

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