rename release option -upload to -asstes

Author: eksrha

docs/commands/release.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ awesome-ci release <subcommand> [subcommand-option]
 | `-version`          | overrides any version from git and, or patches the given string             |
 | `-patchLevel`       | overrides the patchLevel. make shure your following the alias definition.   |
 | `-dry-run`          | doesn't create a release. Prints out what it would do and check permissions |
-| `-upload`           | (only available in publish) uploads the given Artifacts to a release. Eg.: `file=out/awesome-ci` |
+| `-assets`           | (only available in publish) uploads the given Artifacts to a release. Eg.: `file=out/awesome-ci` |
 | `-releaseid`        | (only available in publish) publishes an early defined release              |
 
 
@@ -51,13 +51,13 @@ This can be useful in connection with `-version` when creating a manual release.
 awesome-ci createRelease -patchLevel feature
 ```
 
-#### -upload
+#### -assets
 
-The `-patchLevel` option can updload a single or multiple artifacts.
+The `-assets` option can updload a single or multiple artifacts.
 
 However, you must choose the format of the artefacts.
 
-eg.: `-uploadArtifacts "file=path/to/file,file=path/to/second/file"`
+eg.: `-assets "file=path/to/file,file=path/to/second/file"`
 
 
 ... more documentation to be done ;)

docs/examples/github_actions.md

@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ jobs:
           key: awesome-ci-$\{\{ github.sha \}\}
 
       - name: Publish Release
-        run: awesome-ci release publish -releaseid "$ACI_RELEASE_ID" -upload "file=out/$ARTIFACT1,file=out/$ARTIFACT2"
+        run: awesome-ci release publish -releaseid "$ACI_RELEASE_ID" -assets "file=out/$ARTIFACT1,file=out/$ARTIFACT2"
         env:
           GITHUB_TOKEN: $\{\{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN \}\}
           ACI_RELEASE_ID: $\{\{ needs.generate_infos.outputs.releaseid \}\}

main.go

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ func init() {
 	releaseSet.Publish.Fs.IntVar(&releaseSet.Publish.PrNumber, "prnumber", 0, "overwrite the issue number")
 	releaseSet.Publish.Fs.StringVar(&releaseSet.Publish.Version, "version", "", "override version to Update")
 	releaseSet.Publish.Fs.StringVar(&releaseSet.Publish.PatchLevel, "patchLevel", "", "predefine version to Update")
-	releaseSet.Publish.Fs.StringVar(&releaseSet.Publish.UploadArtifacts, "upload", "", "upload assets to release. eg.: \"file=awesome-ci\"")
+	releaseSet.Publish.Fs.StringVar(&releaseSet.Publish.Assets, "assets", "", "upload assets to release. eg.: \"file=awesome-ci\"")
 	releaseSet.Publish.Fs.Int64Var(&releaseSet.Publish.ReleaseId, "releaseid", 0, "publish an early defined release")
 	releaseSet.Publish.Fs.BoolVar(&releaseSet.Publish.DryRun, "dry-run", false, "make dry-run before writing version to Git by calling it")
 

src/acigithub/release.go

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ func PublishRelease(version string, releaseId int64, uploadArtifacts *string) (e
 		}
 
 		for i, fileAndInfo := range filesAndInfos {
-			fmt.Printf("uploading %s as asset to release", fileAndInfo.Name)
+			fmt.Printf("uploading %s as asset to release\n", fileAndInfo.Name)
 			// Upload assets to GitHub Release
 			relAsset, _, err := GithubClient.Repositories.UploadReleaseAsset(
 				ctx,

src/service/release.go

@@ -26,13 +26,13 @@ type ReleaseCreateSet struct {
 }
 
 type ReleasePublishSet struct {
-	Fs              *flag.FlagSet
-	Version         string
-	PatchLevel      string
-	ReleaseId       int64
-	UploadArtifacts string
-	PrNumber        int
-	DryRun          bool
+	Fs         *flag.FlagSet
+	Version    string
+	PatchLevel string
+	ReleaseId  int64
+	Assets     string
+	PrNumber   int
+	DryRun     bool
 }
 
 func ReleaseCreate(args *ReleaseCreateSet) {
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ func ReleasePublish(args *ReleasePublishSet) {
 		fmt.Printf("Would publishing release: %s\n", version)
 	} else {
 		fmt.Printf("Publishing release: %s - %d\n", version, args.ReleaseId)
-		acigithub.PublishRelease(version, args.ReleaseId, &args.UploadArtifacts)
+		acigithub.PublishRelease(version, args.ReleaseId, &args.Assets)
 	}
 }