Closed rokibhasansagar closed 4 years ago
In TITLE or BODY, if I want to write something which I want to get from environment variables, how to do it?
Like ghr -t TOKEN -u USER -r REPO -n "Release for $DEVICE" -b "Updated at $DATE" -delete v1.0.1 FILE
ghr -t TOKEN -u USER -r REPO -n "Release for $DEVICE" -b "Updated at $DATE" -delete v1.0.1 FILE
This returns no env. How to do so?
Oh, I got the format after several tries. :nerd_face:
Like this ... ghr -t TOKEN -u USER -r REPO -n "Release for $(echo $DEVICE)" -b "Updated at $(date)" -delete v1.0.1 FILE
ghr -t TOKEN -u USER -r REPO -n "Release for $(echo $DEVICE)" -b "Updated at $(date)" -delete v1.0.1 FILE
Closing it now. :peace_symbol:
In TITLE or BODY, if I want to write something which I want to get from environment variables, how to do it?
Like
ghr -t TOKEN -u USER -r REPO -n "Release for $DEVICE" -b "Updated at $DATE" -delete v1.0.1 FILE
This returns no env. How to do so?