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NAME

6       hub-release - Manage GitHub Releases for the current repository.
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SYNOPSIS

9       hub release [--include-drafts] [--exclude-prereleases] [-L LIMIT] [-f
10       FORMAT]
11       hub release show [-f FORMAT] TAG
12       hub release create [-dpoc] [-a FILE] [-m MESSAGE|-F FILE] [-t TARGET]
13       TAG
14       hub release edit [options] TAG
15       hub release download TAG [-i PATTERN]
16       hub release delete TAG
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COMMANDS

19       With no arguments, shows a list of existing releases.
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21       show
22           Show GitHub release notes for TAG.
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24           With --show-downloads, include the "Downloads" section.
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26       create
27           Create a GitHub release for the specified TAG name. If git tag TAG
28           does not exist, it will be created at TARGET (default: current
29           branch).
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31       edit
32           Edit the GitHub release for the specified TAG name. Accepts the
33           same options as create command. Publish a draft with --draft=false.
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35           Without --message or --file, a text editor will open pre-populated
36           with the current release title and body. To re-use existing title
37           and body unchanged, pass -m "".
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39       download
40           Download the assets attached to release for the specified TAG.
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42       delete
43           Delete the release and associated assets for the specified TAG.
44           Note that this does not remove the git tag TAG.
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OPTIONS

47       -d, --include-drafts
48           List drafts together with published releases.
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50       -p, --exclude-prereleases
51           Exclude prereleases from the list.
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53       -L, --limit
54           Display only the first LIMIT releases.
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57           Create a draft release.
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62       -a, --attach FILE
63           Attach a file as an asset for this release.
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65           If FILE is in the "filename#text" format, the text after the "#"
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68       -m, --message MESSAGE
69           The text up to the first blank line in MESSAGE is treated as the
70           release title, and the rest is used as release description in
71           Markdown format.
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73           When multiple --message are passed, their values are concatenated
74           with a blank line in-between.
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76           When neither --message nor --file were supplied to release create,
77           a text editor will open to author the title and description in.
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79       -F, --file FILE
80           Read the release title and description from FILE. Pass "-" to read
81           from standard input instead. See --message for the formatting
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84       -e, --edit
85           Open the release title and description in a text editor before
86           submitting.  This can be used in combination with --message or
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89       -o, --browse
90           Open the new release in a web browser.
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92       -c, --copy
93           Put the URL of the new release to clipboard instead of printing it.
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95       -t, --commitish TARGET
96           A commit SHA or branch name to attach the release to, only used if
97           TAG does not already exist (default: main branch).
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99       -i, --include PATTERN
100           Filter the files in the release to those that match the glob
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103       -f, --format FORMAT
104           Pretty print releases using FORMAT (default: "%T%n"). See the
105           "PRETTY FORMATS" section of git-log(1) for some additional details
106           on how placeholders are used in format. The available placeholders
107           for issues are:
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109           %U: the URL of this release
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111           %uT: tarball URL
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113           %uZ: zipball URL
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117           %S: state (i.e. "draft", "pre-release")
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119           %sC: set color to yellow or red, depending on state
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121           %t: release name
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123           %T: release tag
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127           %as: the list of assets attached to this release
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129           %cD: created date-only (no time of day)
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131           %cr: created date, relative
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133           %ct: created date, UNIX timestamp
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135           %cI: created date, ISO 8601 format
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137           %pD: published date-only (no time of day)
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139           %pr: published date, relative
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141           %pt: published date, UNIX timestamp
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143           %pI: published date, ISO 8601 format
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145           %n: newline
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147           %%: a literal %
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149       --color[=WHEN]
150           Enable colored output even if stdout is not a terminal. WHEN can be
151           one of "always" (default for --color), "never", or "auto"
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154       TAG
155           The git tag name for this release.
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SEE ALSO

158       hub(1), git-tag(1)
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