Usage: publish-release {options} Options: --token [token] GitHub oAuth token. --owner [owner] GitHub owner of the repository. Defaults to parsing repository field in the project's package.json --repo [repo] GitHub repository name. Defaults to parsing repository field in the project's package.json --tag [tag] Git tag to base the release off of. Defaults to latest tag. --name [name] Name of the new release. Defaults to the name field in the package.json, plus the git tag. --notes [notes] Notes to add to release. Defaults to opening up the $EDITOR. --template [path to template] Template file to open for editing notes. Will open the template in $EDITOR. --draft Pass this flag to set the release as a draft. --prerelease Pass this flag to set the release as a prerelease. --reuseRelease Pass this flag if you don't want the plugin to create a new release if one already exists for the given tag. --skipAssetsCheck Don't check if assets exist or not. False by default. --skipDuplicatedAssets Pass this flag if you don't want the plugin to replace assets with the same name. False by default. --skipIfPublished Pass this flag if you don't want a new release to be created if a release with the same tag has already been published (is not a draft). False by default. --editRelease Pass this flag if you want to edit release name, notes, type and target_commitish. It will need reuseRelease or/and reuseDraftOnly true to edit the release. --deleteEmptyTag Pass this flag if you want to delete an empty tag after editing it. Usually happens when you edit from `prerelease or release` to `draft`. --assets [files] Comma-separated list of filenames. Ex: --assets foo.txt,bar.zip --apiUrl [apiurl] Use a custom API URL to connect to GitHub Enterprise instead of github.com. Defaults to "https://api.github.com" Ex: --apiUrl "https://myGHEserver/api/v3" --target_commitish [commitish] Specifies the commitish value that determines where the Git tag is created from. Can be any branch or commit SHA. Defaults to the default branch of the repository. Ex: --target_commitish "master"