Release .git alternatives ?

[d.healey]

I don't know what SourceTree is, is that a desktop git program?

Anyway to create a release just go to the releases tab

And click New release

This will create a zip file of your source code at the current commit. You'll also be able to upload additional files like your binaries.

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey Thank you. so I don't need a git program for that. I can do it directly on codeberg. great. thank you. Yes SourceTree is a git program for windows. Thanks for the pictures.

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey You have a release tab and I don't have a release tab.

[d.healey]

@Robert-Puza Go into the repo's settings. Select Units >> Overview

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey Hallelujah - thank you

[Robert Puza]

@Robert-Puza I have a release button on my codeberg.
Now I'm a big software developer.

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey Is the GPL 3 license (text) automatically part of the codeberg project if it is released under the GPL? or is it my obligation to add the GPL3 text file? Now it seems that the license text is on mein branch and everything else is on the master branch. problem?

[d.healey]

@Robert-Puza I'm not sure, I always add my own license file. Also you need to add the license header to each script file.

https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-howto.en.html

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey Okay. Thank you. And do I understand correctly that with large projects over 1 Gb I can't work as easily on sourceforge as on codeberg? I would like to be on sourceforge.

[d.healey]

@Robert-Puza I don't know, I've never used source forge.

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey Ok. Thanks

[Robert Puza]

@Robert-Puza I don't understand the word "tag" when releasing I have to assign a tag name. Is it important? What should I write?

[d.healey]

@Robert-Puza Just put the same as the version number

[Robert Puza]

@d-healey Ok