Update dotnet.yml to create and upload ZIP archive#4
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This commit introduces a new step in the `dotnet.yml` workflow to create a ZIP archive of the application, compressing the contents of the `./app` directory into a file named `app-v{version}.zip`. The release process has also been updated to upload this ZIP file instead of the previous directory structure, ensuring that the release artifacts are properly packaged for easier distribution.
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Update dotnet.yml to create and upload ZIP archive
This commit introduces a new step in the
dotnet.ymlworkflow to create a ZIP archive of the application, compressing the contents of the./appdirectory into a file namedapp-v{version}.zip. The release process has also been updated to upload this ZIP file instead of the previous directory structure, ensuring that the release artifacts are properly packaged for easier distribution.