Github - release, adding javascript file

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Hi, when I'm making a release on Github (manual or by using

git push --tags

I get new release with zipped code attached. Is there a simple way to add compiled .js file like the first one below? Or a downloadable link at least (I get only a link to source editor in master branch)

Releases:
v0.3.4
Assets (3)
- app-bundle.js <--- I can't achieve this
- Source code (zip) <--- I get only these two files
- Source code (tar.gz)

What I have tried:

I read many docs, tutorials, tried to make it both in git command line and in Github website

Posted 16-Feb-19 22:23pm

atomic7777

Updated 16-Feb-19 23:46pm

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Thomas Daniels · Accepted Answer · 2019-02-16T23:46:00

Solution 1

Step 7 at Creating releases - User Documentation[^] should explain that.

Posted 16-Feb-19 23:46pm

Thomas Daniels

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atomic7777 17-Feb-19 6:02am

Thank you! I read this one before, but I was attaching it by clicking "attach file" instead of "attach binary", now I was enlightened, read it for the 100 time and that's it.