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Automatically publish artifacts to GitHub #17

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seanprashad opened this issue Nov 4, 2018 · 1 comment
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Automatically publish artifacts to GitHub #17

seanprashad opened this issue Nov 4, 2018 · 1 comment
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After a successful Travis build, we should consider uploading necessary files to the release pages for Supernova.

Travis docs mention that we'll have to update the .travis.yml file. In addition, we'll need to use git to tag our releases - more info here.
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I'd like to look into this some more - most of it will be new to me, so it'll be a great learning experience!

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feat: Automatically publish artifacts to GitHub
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Travis will now publish a tarball containing the README, LICENSE-MIT,
LICENSE-APACHE and the executable for Supernova. This process is done
only for the Linux and Windows stable builds upon pushing a new tag.

In addition, we'll also provide a SHA1 hash for peace of mind.

Fixes #17
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