Releases · lindell/github-release-cli

@liesauer

🔧 Usage

The github-travis-releaser takes enviroment variables from travis and parses them so that you don't have to.

The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Name	Optional	Description
GITHUB_OAUTH_TOKEN	NO	The oath token from github, needed to get the access to create the release
BODY	YES	The body of the release, can be markdown. It's recomended to use `$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)` or `$(cat ./CHANGELOG.md)` for longer bodies
FILES	YES	The path to the file(s) that should be uploaded. Wildcards can be used (e.g. `release-files/*`)
RELEASE_NAME	YES	The name (title) of the release. If nothing is set, it will be the same as the tag name

Command line flags:

Name	Description
-draft	Set the release as a draft
-prerelease	Set if the the release is identified as non-production ready
-verbose	Print logging statements

Example `.travis.yml`

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/github-release-cli/releases/download/1.3.0/github-releaser-travis -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=release-files/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser -draft -verbose
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

Added pre-release flag (thanks to @liesauer)

🔧 Usage

The github-travis-releaser takes enviroment variables from travis and parses them so that you don't have to.

The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Name	Optional	Description
GITHUB_OATH_TOKEN	NO	The oath token from github, needed to get the access to create the release
BODY	YES	The body of the release, can be markdown. It's recomended to use `$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)` or `$(cat ./CHANGELOG.md)` for longer bodies
FILES	YES	The path to the file(s) that should be uploaded. Wildcards can be used (e.g. `release-files/*`)
RELEASE_NAME	YES	The name (title) of the release. If nothing is set, it will be the same as the tag name

Command line flags:

Name	Description
-draft	Set the release as a draft
-verbose	Print logging statements

Example `.travis.yml`

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/github-release-cli/releases/download/1.2.0/github-releaser-travis -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=release-files/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser -draft -verbose
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

Added warning when the OAuth token is not provided

🔧 Usage

The github-travis-releaser takes enviroment variables from travis and parses them so that you don't have to.

The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Name	Optional	Description
GITHUB_OATH_TOKEN	NO	The oath token from github, needed to get the access to create the release
BODY	YES	The body of the release, can be markdown. It's recomended to use `$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)` or `$(cat ./CHANGELOG.md)` for longer bodies
FILES	YES	The path to the file(s) that should be uploaded. Wildcards can be used (e.g. `release-files/*`)
RELEASE_NAME	YES	The name (title) of the release. If nothing is set, it will be the same as the tag name

Command line flags:

Name	Description
-draft	Set the release as a draft
-verbose	Print logging statements

Example `.travis.yml`

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/github-release-cli/releases/download/1.1.0/github-releaser-travis -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=release-files/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser -draft -verbose
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

Added version flag

🔧 Usage

The github-travis-releaser takes enviroment variables from travis and parses them so that you don't have to.

The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Name	Optional	Description
GITHUB_OATH_TOKEN	NO	The oath token from github, needed to get the access to create the release
BODY	YES	The body of the release, can be markdown. It's recomended to use `$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)` or `$(cat ./CHANGELOG.md)` for longer bodies
FILES	YES	The path to the file(s) that should be uploaded. Wildcards can be used (e.g. `release-files/*`)
RELEASE_NAME	YES	The name (title) of the release. If nothing is set, it will be the same as the tag name

Command line flags:

Name	Description
-draft	Set the release as a draft
-verbose	Print logging statements

Example `.travis.yml`

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/github-release-cli/releases/download/1.0.0/github-releaser-travis -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=release-files/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser -draft -verbose
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

Stable release

🔧 Usage

The github-travis-releaser takes enviroment variables from travis and parses them so that you don't have to.

The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Name	Optional	Description
GITHUB_OATH_TOKEN	`true`	The oath token from github, needed to get the access to create the release
BODY	`false`	The body of the release, can be markdown. It's recomended to use `$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)` or `$(cat ./CHANGELOG.md)` for longer bodies
FILES	`false`	The path to the file(s) that should be uploaded. Wildcards can be used (e.g. `release-files/*`)
RELEASE_NAME	`false`	The name (title) of the release. If nothing is set, it will be the same as the tag name

Command line flags:

Name	Description
-draft	Set the release as a draft
-verbose	Print logging statements

Example `.travis.yml`

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/github-release-cli/releases/download/0.5.0/github-releaser-travis -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=release-files/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

Added verbose flag

🔧 Usage

The github-travis-releaser takes enviroment variables from travis and parses them so that you don't have to.
The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Name	Optional	Description
GITHUB_OATH_TOKEN	`true`	The oath token from github, needed to get the access to create the release
BODY	`false`	The body of the release, can be markdown. It's recomended to use `$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)` or `$(cat ./CHANGELOG.md)` for longer bodies
FILES	`false`	The path to the file(s) that should be uploaded. Wildcards can be used (e.g. `release-files/*`)
RELEASE_NAME	`false`	The name (title) of the release. If nothing is set, it will be the same as the tag name

Example `.travis.yml`

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/github-release-cli/releases/download/0.4.0/github-releaser-travis -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=release-files/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

Added RELEASE_NAME

🔧 Usage

The github-travis-releaser takes enviroment variables from travis and parses them so that you don't have to.
The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Name	Optional	Description
GITHUB_OATH_TOKEN	`true`	The oath token from github, needed to get the access to create the release
BODY	`false`	The body of the release, can be markdown. It's recomended to use `$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)` or `$(cat ./CHANGELOG.md)` for longer bodys
FILES	`false`	The path to the file(s) that should be uploaded. Wildcards can be used (e.g. `release-files/*`)

Example `.travis.yml`

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/github-release-cli/releases/download/0.3.3/github-releaser-travis -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=release-files/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

Better release notes

🔧 Usage

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/github-release-cli/releases/download/0.3.1/github-releaser-travis -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(envsubst < ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=release-files/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

Added draft option

🔧 Usage

before_deploy:
- curl https://github.com/lindell/travis-golang-release-boilerplate/releases/download/0.2.2/github-release -L --output github-releaser && chmod +x github-releaser
- export BODY=$(cat ./CHANGELOG.md)
- export FILES=bin/*
deploy:
  provider: script
  script: ./github-releaser
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

📡 Release Notes

First real release

Releases: lindell/github-release-cli

Github Releaser v1.3.0

🔧 Usage

The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Command line flags:

Example .travis.yml

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Command line flags:

Example .travis.yml

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The only variables you need to take into concideration are:

Command line flags:

Example .travis.yml

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Command line flags:

Example .travis.yml

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Command line flags:

Example .travis.yml

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