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Use matrix strategy at deploy github action #48

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Use matrix strategy in deploy.yml github action to create and publish
package to OpenVSX and Visual Studio Marketplace.

It will use the following unique extension ids for registries:

  • OpenVSX: codechecker
  • VS Marketplace: vscode-codechecker

Note: unfortunately we can't use the same extension id for these two
registries because will get the following error message when the package
is published to the registry:
The Extension Id already exist in the Marketplace. Please use the different Id

Both package will be published under the codechecker organization.

Use matrix strategy in `deploy.yml` github action to create and publish
package to `OpenVSX` and `Visual Studio Marketplace`.

It will use the following unique extension ids for registries:
- `OpenVSX`: `codechecker`
- `VS Marketplace`: `vscode-codechecker`

**Note**: unfortunately we can't use the same extension id for these two
registries because will get the following error message when the package
is published to the registry:
`The Extension Id already exist in the Marketplace. Please use the different Id`

Both package will be published under the `codechecker` organization.
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LGTM

@csordasmarton csordasmarton merged commit 7b22acb into Ericsson:main Jan 26, 2022
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