'How to release a new version on GitHub?
Solution 1:[1]
In Tag version textbox, you type your version number started by v, for example v1.0.0 .
See example at:
https://github.com/donhuvy/QuanLySinhVien/releases/tag/v1.0.0
Solution 2:[2]
we have to "Create a tag" first before we can publish.
type tag name and hit create new tag button on the dropdown to create one
It feels like preety bad ui/ux from github's part, the error message says "invalid" tag, and what it actually means is we need to type and hit "create new tag" and then select the tag to be able to use it. Jesus!
Solution 3:[3]
You just have to enter the non existing tag in the selection dropdown and, it will let you create it
Solution 4:[4]
Note there is a delta between "Create a tag" and the "Title". So if you just fill in the title, then it won't work. Have to also create a tag. (It doesn't assume the title is the tag).
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| Solution 4 | oooiiiii |





