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Set the description for deployments to GitHub releases #8568
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What do you mean by "description"? If you mean the "body" of the release (https://developer.github.com/v3/repos/releases/#create-a-release), this is handled in https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/releases#Advanced-options. We could consider explaining what advanced options are, but at the risk of getting out of sync from time to time. |
That's exactly what I need! I was browsing the page for any option that looked like it might allow me to pass in a description but I missed the link to the Octokit API. Thank you. A short description of the possible options probably would have helped me but I understand your concern about getting out of date. |
Okay, I was a bit too quick to declare success. I tried three different cases and I'm not quite there yet:
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Found the following related issue travis-ci/dpl#155 but didn't spot a solution that didn't involve writing my own deploy release script. |
Closing as a duplicate of the dpl issue. |
I didn't see anything in the documentation or examples out on the web about how to actually provide a description for a release deployment. With one of our repositories, we keep markdown files with release notes in a directory so ideally I could copy one of those markdown files (or have its contents copied) to the release description on GitHub.
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