GitHub Releases
A release artifact hosting feature provided by GitHub for storing release assets such as tarballs or binary files. It complements the npm registry.
Core Facts
v0.40.5 was automatically released by GitHub Actions with a GPG-verified signature.
Build artifacts (Assets) in GitHub Releases typically include downloadable files such as precompiled binaries, archive packages and checksum files.
GitHub availability issues can affect software packages distributed via GitHub Packages, documentation sites hosted on GitHub Pages, and dependency updates managed by Dependabot
Timeline (last 90 days)
This release page does not include migration notes or a changelog summary.
When downloading files from GitHub Releases, users should make sure to get the installer package for the corresponding operating system and architecture, and can verify file integrity using the SHA-256 checksum.
The GitHub release page shows an asset loading error message ('There was an error while loading'), and some resources may be temporarily unavailable, but this does not affect installation via npm.
The release page lists 3 assets, indicating that the artifacts are hosted on GitHub Releases rather than only on npm.
This release was completed through the GitHub Releases process, with the version tag marked as "Immutable".
The "Immutable" label on GitHub Releases means the title and description cannot be modified or deleted after publication.
The release page also provides 3 Assets download items, and the page shows a frontend error prompt when loading the tag comparison and the resource list.
An Immutable release is a version-locking mechanism in the software release process; on platforms such as GitHub Releases, once marked Immutable, the uploaded asset files and version content are frozen, and only the release title and description text may be modified, with build artifacts unable to be replaced or deleted.
Build artifacts (Assets) in GitHub Releases typically include downloadable files such as precompiled binaries, archive packages and checksum files.
The top of the GitHub Releases page provides standard components such as version comparison functionality, a tag selector, and filters.
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All Facts (13)
v0.40.5 was automatically released by GitHub Actions with a GPG-verified signature.
90%VerifiedBuild artifacts (Assets) in GitHub Releases typically include downloadable files such as precompiled binaries, archive packages and checksum files.
75%VerifiedGitHub availability issues can affect software packages distributed via GitHub Packages, documentation sites hosted on GitHub Pages, and dependency updates managed by Dependabot
75%UnverifiedThis release page does not include migration notes or a changelog summary.
50%UnverifiedWhen downloading files from GitHub Releases, users should make sure to get the installer package for the corresponding operating system and architecture, and can verify file integrity using the SHA-256 checksum.
50%UnverifiedThe release page lists 3 assets, indicating that the artifacts are hosted on GitHub Releases rather than only on npm.
50%UnverifiedThis release was completed through the GitHub Releases process, with the version tag marked as "Immutable".
50%UnverifiedThe "Immutable" label on GitHub Releases means the title and description cannot be modified or deleted after publication.
50%UnverifiedAn Immutable release is a version-locking mechanism in the software release process; on platforms such as GitHub Releases, once marked Immutable, the uploaded asset files and version content are frozen, and only the release title and description text may be modified, with build artifacts unable to be replaced or deleted.
50%UnverifiedThe top of the GitHub Releases page provides standard components such as version comparison functionality, a tag selector, and filters.
50%UnverifiedThe GitHub Releases page displays incompletely when scripts are blocked or the network is restricted, so key information is best cross-confirmed from commit records and the CHANGELOG.
50%UnverifiedThe GitHub release page shows an asset loading error message ('There was an error while loading'), and some resources may be temporarily unavailable, but this does not affect installation via npm.
50%UnverifiedThe release page also provides 3 Assets download items, and the page shows a frontend error prompt when loading the tag comparison and the resource list.
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