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@jo746 with the CLI unfortunately these kinds of complex arguments are not supported at the moment. Using the API you should be able to just use a dictionary that resembles the JSON structure expected in https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/releases/#create-a-release, but even the upstream docs are not very extensive on this. You can check the curl example to get an idea probably. What have you tried using the library approach? |
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I had just tried passing a list and a simple dict; though I was unsure what the dict needed to look like. I will try using the format from the rest api docs. I was hoping that it might support directly uploading files rather than just links though; similar to the https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/cli tool. |
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I've been trying to create a release and upload assets using both the CLI and the library. The assets argument is very unclear and I can't seem to make it work.
I always get a
Impossible to create object (400: assets is invalid)gitlab project-release create --project-id <id> --tag-name <tag> --name <release name> --description <description> --assets <what goes here>same goes for the library
assetsargument. I cannot figure out the format for the files that I want to include.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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