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Quick info
This PR adds one new GitHub action aswell as updates the existing one for releases. Please double check everything before merging anything as I am a "noobie" as it comes to these things, however I have spent yesterday evening testing and everything seems to work!
Add Pull Request Build Action
This commit adds PR.yml which is a GitHub action that will try and build the PR being submitted to make sure it can be built and also to help people beta-testing PR. Hopefully saving everyone time! The built jar files are then uploaded as artifacts of the action in an easy to download .zip file! Uses the gradle build action as seen here to cache gradle between actions: https://github.com/gradle/gradle-build-action
Update release.yml
Makes small adjustment to release.yml file to make the gradle cache it's own thing from the Setup Java, like the action explained above. Uses the gradle build action as seen here to cache gradle between actions: https://github.com/gradle/gradle-build-action
I have not touched the release.yml file as much because I don't fully understand how it works but the small change I made on it should still allow it to work as intended, but testing it would not hurt!