gh-release:tldr:86b54

gh-release: List releases in a GitHub repository, limited to 30 items.

$ gh release list

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The command "gh release list" is used in GitHub's command-line interface (CLI) tool called "gh" to list all the releases of a repository.

When you create a release on GitHub, it allows you to tag a specific version of your project and provide release notes. These releases are useful for marking significant points in your project's development, such as new versions, major updates, or fixes. The "gh release list" command helps you list all the releases associated with a repository.

By running this command in your terminal or command prompt, it will fetch and display a list of all the releases in the specified repository. The list typically includes information like the release tag, release name, creation date, and whether it's a pre-release or not.

This command is particularly handy when you want to quickly check all the releases of a repository, their versions, and other relevant details without visiting the GitHub website.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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