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glab-release:tldr:f9ee9
glab-release: Create a new release.
$ glab release create ${tag}
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The command "glab release create ${tag}" is used to create a new release in GitLab.
Here's what each part of the command means:
- "glab" refers to the GitLab command-line tool.
- "release" is the subcommand that specifies that you want to create a new release.
- "create" is the action that tells GitLab to create a new release.
- "${tag}" is a placeholder for the actual tag name. You need to replace "${tag}" with the specific tag you want to use for the release. Tags are used to give a specific version or label to a certain point in your repository's history.
So, when you execute this command with the appropriate tag value, a new release will be created in the GitLab repository using that tag name. This release will typically include a set of files, changelogs, and other information that you can specify.
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.