Fix Windows build by using GitHub Actions expressions directly & release 0.1.1 - #6
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PowerShell doesn't expand $VARIABLE the same way bash does. Using
${{ matrix.targets.target }} directly in the run commands fixes this.
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PowerShell doesn't expand
$VARIABLEthe same way bash does. Using${{ matrix.targets.target }}directly in the run commands hopefully fixes this.