fix: use bash shell for upload steps in release workflow #8
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Windows runners use PowerShell by default, which doesn't understand bash syntax like $(command). Adding 'shell: bash' ensures the upload steps work on all platforms.
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Summary
Fix Windows release upload step failing due to PowerShell/bash syntax mismatch.
Root Cause
GitHub Actions Windows runners use PowerShell by default. The
WHEEL_FILE=$(ls dist/*.whl | head -1)syntax is bash-specific and fails in PowerShell.Fix
Add
shell: bashto the upload steps to ensure bash syntax works on Windows.