Add option to not mark GitHub release as latest #237
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@der-eismann thanks for your PR |
Done! |
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@cpanato could you please let the checks run again? |
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@der-eismann can you please rebase? thanks! |
Signed-off-by: Philipp Trulson <philipp@trulson.de>
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Done |
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Thanks for merging! |
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Hey everyone! This PR adds an option to not mark created releases as "latest" on GitHub. The default is
true, so the existing behavior isn't changed.Reasoning: I use gitpunch.com to follow repos for their latest releases, but the same goes for people who curl the
repos/<owner>/<repo>/releases/latestAPI on GitHub. A new helm chart is less interesting than a new release of the software itself, so it shouldn't draw attention away from it.I'm also open for different wording 🙂