No. Locally I do it manually. Well, as "manually" as a 3 command process can be, anyway
Too much automation gets me in just as much trouble as not enough. Makes me forget how to fix things when inevitable changes and other disruptions out of my control breaks something. The build environment is automated (paths, qt, python, visual studio, etc), but that's about it.
I've got 50 or so different cmake configurations I experiment with locally. But building Sigil still boils down to 3 commands for me:
cmake (the correct config string pasted in from the file of 50 or so)
ninja
ninja makeinstaller
That's as automated as I'm willing to get and still stay on my toes. I've got the CI deployment if I need fully automated builds for quick testing (and they're always from scratch). But I don't use those builds for official releases. I can't trust that something hasn't crept into their build environments while I wasn't looking.