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We often provide smaller tools and plugins where automatically release-tarballs are more then enough. When creating a release, Github creates a zip and a tar archive (the so called zipball and tarball), you can also get them via specific URLs:
However, these archives contain all files found in the projects repository. To exclude repository content (e.g. documentation, .git-files and so one) from being added to these archives, export-ignore can be used as the release feature pays attention to .gitattributes
We often provide smaller tools and plugins where automatically release-tarballs are more then enough. When creating a release, Github creates a zip and a tar archive (the so called zipball and tarball), you can also get them via specific URLs:
However, these archives contain all files found in the projects repository. To exclude repository content (e.g. documentation, .git-files and so one) from being added to these archives,
export-ignore
can be used as the release feature pays attention to.gitattributes
Therefore, a useful template for
.gitattributes
would be as useful als it is for.gitignore
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