GetRelease from GitHub store now tries to find a release with a tag matching the version with 'v' prefixed or the version directly #10
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Hello @tj
Thank you for this package, it has been quite useful :)
Only issue for me is the
GetReleasefunction from the GitHub store which prefixes the given version with "v".As I don't prefix my GitHub release, I had to implement my own GitHub store, which only replaces
gh.Repositories.GetReleaseByTag(ctx, s.Owner, s.Repo, "v"+version)withgh.Repositories.GetReleaseByTag(ctx, s.Owner, s.Repo, version).My PR implements a dumb solution for addressing this issue: