Fix build-and-release: Linux/macOS standalone executables - #6
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The native MovingBoundarySolver executable links FronTier, which does not compile under MSVC, so the Windows leg always failed — and with no fail-fast: false it cancelled the Linux/macOS jobs, leaving every tag with no artifacts and no release. Build Linux + macOS standalone executables only (Windows tracked in #2), and set fail-fast: false so one platform's failure no longer sinks the others. Also drop the obsolete Python .so copy (Python distribution is handled by wheels.yml/PyPI now) and use a portable core-count for ctest -j. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Restores the native standalone executable release pipeline, which has been failing on every tag.
MovingBoundarySolverlinks the bundled FronTier library, which does not compile under MSVC (same blocker as Windows wheels — issue Windows wheels: port FronTier to compile under MSVC (or build via clang-cl/MinGW) #2). Windows always failed.fail-fast: false. Previously the Windows failure cancelled the Linux/macOS jobs, so a tag produced no artifacts and no release at all. Now Linux + macOS build independently.vcellmbsolver_py*.socopy (Python distribution is handled bywheels.yml→ PyPI now) and use a portablegetconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLNforctest -j.Effect
On each
v*tag this builds the Linux + macOSMovingBoundarySolverexecutable +libMovingBoundaryLib.aand attaches them to the GitHub Release (with auto-generated notes). Windows native executables remain blocked until FronTier is ported (#2).Note: this is the executables/GitHub-Release pipeline; it is separate from and complementary to
wheels.yml(which builds Python wheels and publishes to PyPI). Both run on av*tag.🤖 Generated with Claude Code