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Hi I downloaded the the latest release v0.6.2 windows build(windows-amd64-github-release.zip) and run the command to create git TAG from a branch using command release with parameter --target.
following is my command
github-release release --user ${GITHUB_ORGANIZATION} --repo ${GITHUB_REPO}--${VERSION_NAME} --name ${VERSION_NAME} --description "bla bla bla" --target ${BRANCH_NAME}
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This is very strange. So a build that was marked as v0.6.2 did not have the option? Maybe something is wrong with my makefile. Anyway, does the current latest build show the problem?
I see what the problem is... the make release command does not clean old binaries, it re-uses them if they're already present. That's stupid, I'll get that fixed when I'm near a usable computer.
Hi I downloaded the the latest release v0.6.2 windows build(windows-amd64-github-release.zip) and run the command to create git TAG from a branch using command release with parameter --target.
following is my command
github-release release --user ${GITHUB_ORGANIZATION} --repo ${GITHUB_REPO}--${VERSION_NAME} --name ${VERSION_NAME} --description "bla bla bla" --target ${BRANCH_NAME}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: