Add Support for External Release Repository #114
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This adds a feature where we can publish the release to an external repository, a good use case on this is when you have a private repository and wish to publish binaries to the public.
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| description: 'Upload binaries to specified release page that indicated by release name.' | |||
| required: false | |||
| default: '' | |||
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Would you please add this feature in README.md as well? If you'll use it in production, I'll merge it and release a new version then. Thanks!
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Thanx for the heads-up @wangyoucao577, are you able to test-run this before building a new release?
I added it to the documentation but I prefer leaving it out of the YAML examples - most organizations will probably release on the same repository, those that need to release on a different repo will probably dig and read the doc instinctively
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I can't test it. So it'll be great if you can help to test it before I release the version!
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I added a real-life example, updated the PR's comment with links to the repositories. Thanks @wangyoucao577 for the support!
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I have merged this PR, could you please help to test it with wangyoucao577/go-release-action@master? If it works as expect, I'll release a new version for it. Thanks for your contribution!
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Works good:
- https://github.com/serafdev/go-release-action-test-private/releases/tag/v0.0.1-alpha.2
- https://github.com/serafdev/go-release-action-test-public/releases/tag/v0.0.1-alpha.2
Link to the pipeline: https://github.com/serafdev/go-release-action-test-private/actions/runs/4397561683
Thanks bud for your time! 🥇
Referencing the comment on this PR: wangyoucao577/go-release-action#114 (comment)
This adds a feature where we can publish the release to an external repository, a good use case on this is when you have a private repository and wish to publish binaries to the public.
Added 2 test repos as an example:
Uploaded a dummy file (
go.mod, can be found in the second link above) to test the supported flags from https://github.com/wangyoucao577/assets-uploader: