gcli releases — manage releases on git forges

       Nico Sonack aka. herrhotzenplotz <nsonack@herrhotzenplotz.de> and contributors.

       Currently  uploading  release  assets  to  GitLab  doesn't  work.   Prereleases  and  draft  releases are
       unsupported by GitLab. Using those flags in a GitLab forge type remote will produce  warnings  but  still
       create the release.

       Please report bugs via E-Mail to ~herrhotzenplotz/gcli-discuss@lists.sr.ht.

       Alternatively  you  can  report  them  on  any  of  the forges linked at https://herrhotzenplotz.de/gcli.
       However, the preferred and quickest method is to use the mailing list.

gcli 2.3.0                                         2024-May-25                                  GCLI-RELEASES(1)

       Use  gcli  to  list, create or delete releases for repositories on git(1) forges such as GitLab, Gitea or
       GitHub. Without a subcommand specified, gcli will list releases in the given or autodetected  repository.
       If  you  are  the owner of that repo, you will also see draft releases. You will not see those if you are
       not the owner of that particular repository.

       Delete release with ID 54656866 in herrhotzenplotz/gcli-playground without asking for confirmation:

             $ gcli releases delete --owner herrhotzenplotz \
               --repo gcli-playground --yes 54656866

       Create a new release named Foobar in herrhotzenplotz/gcli-playground.  Create a  new  tag  called  banana
       based on the commit with the hash 0fed3c9 and upload foobar.tar.xz, barfoo.tar.gz and CHANGELOG as assets
       to the release.

             $ gcli releases create --owner herrhotzenplotz \
               --repo gcli-playground --tag banana --name Foobar \
               --commitish 0fed3c9 --asset foobar.tar.xz \
               --asset barfoo.tar.gz --asset CHANGELOG

       gcli releases — manage releases on git forges

-s, --sorted
               Reverse the output such that most recent items appear at the bottom.

       -l, --long
               Print a long list instead of a short table.

       -o, --ownerowner
               List releases in the repo of the given owner. This option can only be used  in  combination  with
               -r.

       -r, --reporepo
               List releases in the given repo. This option can only be used in combination with -o.

       -n, --countn
               Fetch  at  least  n  releases. Setting n to -1 will fetch all releases. Default: 30. Note that on
               repositories with many releases fetching all releases can take a considerable amount of time  and
               may result in rate limiting by the GitHub API.

git(1), gcli(1)

create  Create a new release on the given or autodetected repository. The editor will come up and ask you
               to enter a message for the release.

               The following flags can be specified:

               -t, --tagtagname
                       Specify  a tag to be used or to be created for the release. This option is mandatory. See
                       -c for how to specify from what the tag should be created.

               -n, --namename
                       Name of the release.

               -c, --commitishcommitish
                       When a new tag is to be created, this specifies what the tag  is  based  on.  It  can  be
                       either  a  branch  or  a  commit  hash.  Unused if the tag already exists. Otherwise this
                       defaults to the default branch from git(1).

               -o, --ownerowner
                       Operate on the repository of the specified  owner.  This  option  can  only  be  used  in
                       combination  with -r.  Use this if you want to e.g. create the release in an organization
                       and not your own account.

               -r, --reporepo
                       Create the release in the given repository. This option can only be used  in  combination
                       with -o.

               -a, --assetasset
                       Attach  the  given  asset  to  the  release.  It  will  be uploaded to Github and be made
                       available for download. You can specify this option multiple times to  attach  more  than
                       one asset to the release.

               -y, --yes
                       Do not ask for confirmation before creating the release. Assume yes.

       delete  Delete a release.

               The following options can be specified:

               -r, --reporepo
                       Delete  the  release in the given repository. This option can only be used in combination
                       with -o.

               -o, --ownerowner
                       Delete the release in the repository of the given owner. This option can only be used  in
                       combination  with  -r.   Use this if you want to delete a release in a given organization
                       and not your own account.

               -y, --yes
                       Do not ask for confirmation before deleting the repository. Assume yes.

gcli [-sl] [-nn] [-oowner-rrepo]
       gclicreate-ttagname [-nname] [-ccommitish] [-aasset] [-oowner-rrepo] [-d] [-p]
       gclidelete [-oowner-rrepo] [-y] release-id