electron-release
Advanced tools
Publish a new release of your app to Github. Could be used together with: electron-gh-releases.
npm install -g electron-release
.appauto_updater.json with the new url (if exists).Usage
$ electron-release
Options
--app [Required] The path to the app to compress and upload, separate with `,` (--app=test.app,test.exe).
--token [Required] GitHub token to be able to publish the release.
--tag The git tag connected to the release, needs to be semver. Defaults to version in package.json
--repo The GitHub repo in the following format: "username/reponame". Defaults to repository.url in package.json
--name The name of the release. Defaults to --tag
--output The .zip output folder. Defaults to same folder as app. separate with `,` (--output=test-app.zip,test-exe.zip).
npm test
MIT
FAQs
Publish a new release of your app to Github.
We found that electron-release demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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