Build macOS and Windows native images

[ggrossetie]

What I Did

• Enable cross OS cache (to share cache between ubuntu-latest, windows-latest and macos-latest)
• Replace manual install steps of GraalVM by graalvm/setup-graalvm@v1 (official GitHub Actions to install GraalVM)
• Enable matrix job to build macOS, Windows and Linux native images using the same steps
• Add plantuml-darwin-amd64-* and plantuml-win-amd64-*.exe in the release directory

[arnaudroques]

Thanks for your contribution.
However, we have a minor regression: in version title, we now have a strange ~v whereas we use to have the beta version of the snapshot (something like v1.2023.6beta1 )
Any idea why?
Could you restore it?
Thanks again!

[ggrossetie]

I changed POM_VERSION to RELEASE_VERSION, it's probably related. I will take a closer look.

[The-Lum]

Hi all,
I can fixed that tomorrow.
Regards.

[arnaudroques]

Hi all, I can fixed that tomorrow. Regards.

Thanks!
Actually, Guillaume has partially fixed it.

@ggrossetie You can leave it like this, we'll take the point. Thanks again for your work, you did a great job!

[The-Lum]

Hi all,

That is now fully fixed (with #1363)
Thanks @ggrossetie.

But the mean question is now:

• Is it necessary or not to change all POM_VERSION on RELEASE_VERSION?
  Especially on CI.yml file.

To debate...
Regards.

[ggrossetie]

Is it necessary or not to change all POM_VERSION on RELEASE_VERSION?

The goal was to use this value in other commands/scripts that's why I moved it outside release.sh and release-snapshot.sh:

echo "release_version=$(gradle properties -q | grep "version:" | awk '{print $2}')" >> $GITHUB_OUTPUT

Since it relies on Gradle we cannot move this step in workflow_config unless we install Gradle or find another way to get this value.

[ggrossetie]

Is it necessary or not to change all POM_VERSION on RELEASE_VERSION?

I guess I didn't understand your question. I'm not familiar enough with the release process to know if pom_version is strictly equals to $(gradle properties -q | grep "version:" | awk '{print $2}'). If that's the case then we could simplify things and use the same variable everywhere.

Naming wise, I prefer release_version instead of pom_version since it's more ubiquitous.