I'm running github-release v0.8.1. I'm trying to authenticate using the continuous integration user xxxx-ci, trying to create a release for myOrg/automation_sandbox. Here's the command line:
C:\github-release\github-release.exe release --security-token xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx --auth-user xxxx-ci --user myOrg --repo automation_sandbox --tag build-8.0.0.17
Here's the error that I'm getting:
Error: Invalid trailing arguments: [--auth-user xxxx-ci --user myOrg --repo automation_sandbox --tag build-8.0.0.17]
... with the relevant usage section:
Usage: github-release.exe [global options] <verb> [verb options]
...
Verbs:
...
release:
-s, --security-token Github token (required if $GITHUB_TOKEN not set)
-u, --user Github repo user or organisation (required if $GITHUB_USERnot set)
-r, --repo Github repo (required if $GITHUB_REPO not set)
-t, --tag Git tag to create a release from (*)
-n, --name Name of the release (defaults to tag)
-d, --description Release description, use - for reading a description from stdin (defaults to tag)
-c, --target Commit SHA or branch to create release of (defaults to the repository default branch)
--draft The release is a draft
-p, --pre-release The release is a pre-release
The release verb does not seem to accept --auth-user as an option, which means that the continuous integraton user xxxx-ci can't create a release under the user myOrg.
I'm running
github-release v0.8.1. I'm trying to authenticate using the continuous integration userxxxx-ci, trying to create a release formyOrg/automation_sandbox. Here's the command line:Here's the error that I'm getting:
... with the relevant usage section:
The
releaseverb does not seem to accept--auth-useras an option, which means that the continuous integraton userxxxx-cican't create a release under the usermyOrg.