github-release

A Gradle Plugin to send Releases to Github

This plugin is not endorsed by Github.

This plugin uses OkHttp to send a POST requests to the github api that creates a release and uploads specified assets.

Changelog

2.2.9

Address #21 & #23. Multiple assets were being mistakenly uploaded with the same name.
Address #22. Remove deprecated gradle api call for list property.

2.2.8

Address #20. Change minimum supported version for Gradle to 4.10+ down from 5.x

2.2.7

Address #19. Replaced mime type detector with Apache Tika.

2.2.6

Address #14 with new property apiEndpoint

2.2.5

Removed unnecessary urls in logging
Address #17 by setting default values elsewhere
Address #16 by applying changes as suggested

2.2.4

Changed implementation to compile as per #11

2.2.3

Updated for Gradle 5.x

2.2.2

new option allowUploadToExisting

2.2.1

Build with Java 8 Fix #4
Fix #5

2.2.0

Added more detailed information in wiki
This will no longer delete existing releases by default and must be specified with overwrite = true
Added ability to use username and password as shown here

Adding as a dependency

Gradle Plugin Page

Build script snippet for use in all Gradle versions:

buildscript {
  repositories {
    maven {
      url "https://plugins.gradle.org/m2/"
    }
  }
  dependencies {
    classpath "gradle.plugin.com.github.breadmoirai:github-release:2.2.1"
  }
}

apply plugin: "com.github.breadmoirai.github-release"

Build script snippet for new, incubating, plugin mechanism introduced in Gradle 2.1:

plugins {
  id "com.github.breadmoirai.github-release" version "2.2.1"
}

Using this plugin

githubRelease {
    token "your token"// This is your personal access token with Repo permissions
                        // You get this from your user settings > developer settings
                        // If this value is not set, a login dialog will prompt you for your credentials.
                        // 2fa is not supported
    owner "breadmoirai" // default is the last part of your group. Eg group: "com.github.breadmoirai" => owner: "breadmoirai"
    repo "github-release" // by default this is set to your project name
    tagName "v1.0.0" // by default this is set to "v${project.version}"
    targetCommitish "master" // by default this is set to "master"
    releaseName "v1.0.0" // Release title, by default this is the same as the tagName
    body "" // by default this is empty
    draft false // by default this is false
    prerelease false // by default this is false
    releaseAssets jar.destinationDir.listFiles // this points to which files you want to upload as assets with your release
    override true // by default false; if set to true, will delete an existing release with the same tag and name
    apiEndpoint "https://api.github.com" // should only change for github enterprise users
}

For additional info on these fields please see the Github API specification.

Additional Tips:

All properties except releaseAssets support using a closure to defer evaluation.

body {
    //do something intensive
    return "wow"
}

Body Changelog

By default, we provide a changelog when the body is not set via git commands. You can also customize it and or use it manually

body changelog {
    currentCommit "HEAD"
    lastCommit "HEAD~10"
    options(["--format=oneline", "--abbrev-commit", "--max-count=50", "graph"])
}

body { """\
# Info
...

## ChangeLog
${changelog().call().replace('\n', '\n* ')}
""" }

Token

You can store your token in a gradle.properties located in either USER/.gradle or in the project directory and then retrieve it with getProperty('github.token')

Release Assets

You can avoid removing irrelevant files from your selected directory each time you publish a release by using a filter. For Example

FilenameFilter filter = { dir, filename -> filename.contains(project.version) }
releaseAssets = jar.destinationDir.listFiles filter

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