Uploading release binaries

Linux, OS X:

Windows:

Travis

Create token

Create GitHub token with name like "Token for Travis CI deployment" and select public_repo (or repo). Keep in mind that this token is a private sensitive data! See:

• Creating an access token

Encrypt token

Encrypt your token using Travis CLI:

> sudo gem install travis
> which travis
/usr/bin/travis
> sudo travis login --pro # required for a pro Travis CI account
> sudo travis encrypt -r username/reponame abc..YOUR.TOKEN.HERE...123

  secure: "...."

Add token

Copy secure: "..." string to .travis.yml:

before_deploy:
  - export FILE_TO_UPLOAD=$(ls _builds/*/Foo-*.tar.gz)

deploy:
  provider: releases
  api_key:
    - secure: "Encrypted GITHUB OAUTH TOKEN"
  file_glob: true
  file: "${FILE_TO_UPLOAD}"
  skip_cleanup: true
  on:
    tags: true

• Travis GitHub deploy
• Deploy with wildcards

Enable Multi-OS

• Travis CI Multi-OS

os:
  - linux
  - osx

AppVeyor

Create GitHub token with name like "Token for AppVeyor CI deployment" and select public_repo (or repo). Keep in mind that this token is a private sensitive data! See:

• Creating an access token

Encrypt token

Encrypt your token using form on appveyor.com.

Add token

Copy secure: "..." string to appveyor.yml:

artifacts:
  - path: _builds\*\Foo-*.tar.gz
    name: Releases

deploy:
  provider: GitHub
  auth_token:
    secure: "Encrypted GITHUB OAUTH TOKEN"
  artifact: /Foo-.*\.tar.gz/
  draft: false
  prerelease: false
  on:
    appveyor_repo_tag: true

Deploy

> git tag vA.B.C
> git push --tags

Travis will deploy artifacts from Linux and OS X, AppVeyor will deploy artifacts from Windows.