+[10 years ago]safinaskarthibaultcha: yes, but how to make them available in github release, i. e. on "/releases" page of my project +[10 years ago]safinaskarthibaultcha: ? +[10 years ago]thibaultchaInclude them in whatever you use to build your releases +[10 years ago]thibaultchaif it's a script which budle it in a .tar.gz for examplen then simply do it +[10 years ago]thibaultchabundle*
error: pathspec 'gh-pages' did not match any file(s) known to git.
+[10 years ago]safinaskarcan I delete releases? +[10 years ago]VxJasonxVedit them, the delete link should be on the bottom +[10 years ago]safinaskarVxJasonxV: thanks +[10 years ago]safinaskarthibaultcha: when i make release (using release functionality on github), github just takes snapshot of my git tree. github allows me to attach additional tarballs, but snapshot of git tree remains as main tarball anyway. and I don't want this. for example, i just made release: https://github.com/safinaskar/libsh/releases/tag/v0.1 . as you can see, github automatically attached .tar.gz without +[10 years ago]safinaskarasking me. github just took my git tree snapshot. how to override this? how to upload MY .tar.gz tarball with generated files instead of just snapshot?