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diff --git a/app/flatpages/help/release_webhooks.md b/app/flatpages/help/release_webhooks.md index e9a9f81..2d751a5 100644 --- a/app/flatpages/help/release_webhooks.md +++ b/app/flatpages/help/release_webhooks.md @@ -23,19 +23,20 @@ The process is as follows: ## Setting up -### Github (automatic) +### GitHub (automatic) -1. Go to your package page. +1. Go to your package's page. 2. Make sure that the repository URL is set to a Github repository. Only github.com is supported. -3. Go to "Create a release", and click "Setup webhook" at the top of the page. +3. Go to "Releases" > "+", and click "Setup webhook" at the top of the create release + page. If you do not see this, either the repository isn't using Github or you do not have permission to use webhook releases (ie: you're not a Trusted Member). 4. Grant ContentDB the ability to manage Webhooks. -5. Set the event to either "New tag" or "Push". New tag is highlight recommended. +5. Set the event to either "New tag or Github Release" (highly recommended) or "Push". N.B.: GitHub uses tags to power GitHub Releases, meaning that creating a webhook - on "new tag" will sync GitHub and ContentDB releases. + on "New tag" will sync GitHub and ContentDB releases. ### GitHub (manual) @@ -48,7 +49,7 @@ The process is as follows: 7. Set the events * If you want a rolling release, choose "just the push event". * Or if you want a stable release cycle based on tags, - choose "Let me select" > Branch or tag creation. + choose "Let me select" > Branch or tag creation. ### GitLab (manual) |