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Prevent private Gem being pushed to RubyGems (Bundler)
Marc Anguera Insa
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ruby, bundler, rails, gem
Android: Generate Release/Debug Keystores
Matt
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debug, release, android, keystore
List Jira ticket ids from Git log
Roman Stets
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shell, git, git log, jira
RELEASING MAVEN ARTIFACTS USING ANT AND MAVEN ANT TASKS
Maxim Kalina
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maven, ant, release
Release History for Github Repositories
Nedim Arabacı
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changelog, release, repository, github
git describe --tags to version number your artefacts
leifhanack
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gradle, release, git, versionnumber
qTip2 - v2.2.0 Released!
Craig Michael Thompson
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release, plugins, javascript, qtip2
Automate JS releasing with Grunt
Nicola Molinari
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coffeescript, nodejs, npm, release
Octopus gives you "The path is not of a legal form"
Andrew Binstead
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io, deployment, release, octopus
Release practices for applications
Ritesh M Nayak
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git, unix, ci, database
Generate a HISTORY.md file from git tags and commits
James Dennes
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ruby, markdown, history, tag
Development and Release Workflow with Git
Alex Oberhauser
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development, workflow, branching, release
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