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target_commitish in GitHub Releases has two different meanings: * Target commit that a new associated tag will be created on * Target branch to compute how many "commits to since this release" target_commitish is usually the default branch (aka master), because the distance between the release and the latest branch is the primary concern. Before this change, target_commitish was left to be a hash and the feature of GitHub Releases that shows how much time passed since the release is ruined, because no tracking branch is given. By this change, target_commitish is changed to be the default branch given in the configuration (options.branch) via edit a release API after the release and tag are created via crate a release API.
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16 lines
274 B
JavaScript
module.exports = function () {
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return {
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authenticate: function () {
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return true
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},
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repos: {
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createRelease: function (release, cb) {
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cb(null, {id: 1})
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},
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editRelease: function (release, cb) {
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cb(null)
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}
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}
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}
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}
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