Stuck with a problem that requires me to add a build tag along with the CSS version to my environment variables to pull the release to my server using a bash script. As it seems, GitHub Actions adds a tag to every release asset name, which makes "hard-wiring" a download link a chore (for example, MatchZy releases a zip asset named MatchZy-${MATCHZY_VERSION}.zip, whereas I need to do something along the lines of counterstrikesharp-${CSS_VERSION}-build-${CSS_BUILDTAG}.zip and manually change the tag every time a new release comes).
TLDR it would be nice to have a static link to a latest release (or include only a version in the asset name).
Stuck with a problem that requires me to add a build tag along with the CSS version to my environment variables to pull the release to my server using a bash script. As it seems, GitHub Actions adds a tag to every release asset name, which makes "hard-wiring" a download link a chore (for example, MatchZy releases a zip asset named
MatchZy-${MATCHZY_VERSION}.zip, whereas I need to do something along the lines ofcounterstrikesharp-${CSS_VERSION}-build-${CSS_BUILDTAG}.zipand manually change the tag every time a new release comes).TLDR it would be nice to have a static link to a latest release (or include only a version in the asset name).
Thanks!