Minor fixes in Github Releases documentation

[abesto]

I'm new to goxc so I'm just assuming -wcl should be -wc, like in the other examples.
I'm pretty sure the quotes should be normal quotes :)

[laher]

Good catch, but the correct option is -wlc. -wlc writes a different file
called .goxc.local.json
This is for better security practice, so you only save the api key locally,
whereas the rest of the config can be added into your source control file.

Background: goxc supports a 'heirarchy' of config files, so the contents of
.goxc.local.json overrides .goxc.json
The idea being that .goxc.json is stored in your repo for re-use, but
.goxc.local.json is git-ignored.
It's poorly documented, so I'll add a section to clarify that too.
Thanks for reporting

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I'm new to goxc so I'm just assuming -wcl should be -wc, like in the
other examples.

I'm pretty sure the quotes should be normal quotes :)

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Commit Summary

• Minor fixes in Github Releases documentation

File Changes

• M README.md https://github.com/laher/goxc/pull/73/files#diff-0
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• https://github.com/laher/goxc/pull/73.patch
• https://github.com/laher/goxc/pull/73.diff

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[abesto]

Great, thanks. I re-pushed the commit with just the quotes.

[laher]

Sweet as, thanks. My bad for editing the readme from the browser.
It's not letting me merge until Travis finishes its thing, but I'll merge
it in shortly.
Funnily enough I only made the changes this week, and I haven't yet
thoroughly tested & announced the github-releases task.
It's a new feature which should make goxc much more interesting to a lot of
people. Hope you enjoy it

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Great, thanks. I re-pushed the commit with just the quotes.

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[abesto]

I'm seriously impressed so far :) I just came across goxc and found this staring at me in the readme, and it's working great! It definitely cuts down on the whole release cycle time.