Publish signed module and libraries with GitHub release notes - #129
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Summary
Build/Build-Module.ps1 -RunMode Publishnow uses the PowerForge release coordinator to publish the signed EventViewerX libraries to NuGet, PSEventViewer to PowerShell Gallery, and the signed module/archive and library packages to a GitHub Release with generated release notes.The old disabled
GitHubNugetmodule segment is removed. It was still invoked during the 4.0.1 publish attempt and failed after the registries succeeded. GitHub is used for release assets here, not as a NuGet package registry.PowerForge reads the configured local GitHub credential file, with
GITHUB_TOKENavailable as a fallback. The module package lock is refreshed for the released EventViewerX 4.0.1 project dependencies. The standalone CLI release remains a separate lane.Release state
PSEventViewer and the five EventViewerX libraries at 4.0.1 are already public. The 4.0.1 GitHub Release was recovered separately after the partial publish. This PR configures the next release; it does not republish 4.0.1.