Gitea Release Automation, Cheap and Cheerful

Let's be honest: building and shipping software is a lot of fun. The "getting it out the door" part, though? That can quickly become a chore. For many of us running Gitea instances, whether for personal projects, small teams, or internal tools, the idea of "release automation" often conjures images of complex, expensive CI/CD systems and dedicated DevOps teams. But what if you could automate your Gitea releases cheaply, effectively, and without needing a PhD in YAML?

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Gitea Release Automation, Cheap and Cheerful

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