Hi, I apologise if I have missed the documentation somewhere, but as with Github/GitLab, one can upload binaries to a milestone, so they can be downloaded. How can I do that for Gitea milestones? Is it supported?
Thanks in advance… Chris
I don’t know about GitLab, but as far as I know you can’t do that with Github or Gitea. You’ll probably thinking of releases, which do accept binaries. For example here’s the list of releases for the “tea” project:
Ah OK… so how do I create/add a release for repositories in Gitea? I cant find any documentation for Gitea actually, it is in the list of features though: https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/#features. I am running 1.12.1. Any tips on this?
are they automatic based on tags?
You can create releases by clicking the New Release button on the Release tab. This lets you create a Release from a branch. As far as I can tell you cannot create a Release from a tag this way. The swagger interface lets your create a Release at any SHA.
Side note: I cannot upload a file bigger than 245MB despite setting the attachment max file size to 5000MB and repository upload max file size to 5000MB. I get a server error. I’ve tried uploading using the UI and curl.
I dont have a releases tab, but then i also dont have any commits… just been playing around to evaluate it, shall have to test it a bit more in depth, just couldnt find any documentation 
I’m using gitea 1.12.1. To view Releases go to the Dashboard and select the desired repo. Releases is between Pull Requests and Wiki.
@stu1811, i added some commits last night and the releases tab popped up, explains why i wasn’t seeing it. I had expected it to just “be there”, but not be able to add a new release, not to not be there at all!
Thanks folks!