ci: use Depot runners for CI and release workflows#373
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Mirrors the pattern used in coder/coder: keeps the github.repository_owner == 'coder' guard so forks still use ubuntu-latest.
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Switches the CI and release workflows over to Depot runners, mirroring the pattern used in
coder/coder. Eachruns-onis guarded withgithub.repository_owner == 'coder'so forks continue to useubuntu-latest.Sizing
Picked per-job based on the actual workload:
build(test.yml)depot-ubuntu-22.04-4go build+ golangci-lint, 5 min capgenerate(test.yml)depot-ubuntu-22.04-4go generate ./...(tfplugindocs), lighttest(test.yml)depot-ubuntu-22.04-4lint(test.yml)depot-ubuntu-22.04-4make fmt+make gendiff checkgoreleaser(release.yml)depot-ubuntu-22.04-8The 4-core size for the acceptance-test matrix is deliberate: matrix fan-out already gives horizontal parallelism, and bumping each shard to 8 cores would roughly 2× Depot minutes for that workflow without meaningfully shortening wall-clock.