Resolve the latest release

object

One release. `assets` is always present: every uploaded asset of the release, in filename order, each with its size and SHA-256 (empty when none has been uploaded).

assetsrequired

array

items

ReleaseAssetResponse

object

One downloadable file attached to a release.

asset_idrequired

string

content_sha256required

string

Lower-case hex SHA-256 of the file's bytes.

content_typerequired

string

download_url

string | null

Where to fetch the bytes. **Always `null` in Phase 1 and 2** — the public download surface, and the signed URL it mints, land in Phase 3.

filenamerequired

string

The name the file downloads as. Never a path: separators, a leading dot and control bytes are refused at creation.

example"neo-linux-x86_64.tar.gz"

size_bytesrequired

integerint64

uploaded_atrequired

integerint64

Unix millis.

uploaded_by_jobrequired

boolean

True when a CI job token published the asset rather than a person.

body

string | null

Release notes, markdown. Rendered by the client.

created_atrequired

integerint64

Unix millis.

created_by

string | null

Account that created the release, or `null` when a service token did.

draftrequired

boolean

A draft is visible only to a caller with repo Write.

name

string | null

prereleaserequired

boolean

published_at

integer | nullint64

Unix millis; `null` while the release is a draft. This is what `latest` orders by, and it is set once and never moved.

release_idrequired

string

rollingrequired

boolean

A mutable pointer — at most one per repository, and it never resolves as `latest`.

tagrequired

string

The git tag this release names, case-preserved (`v1.0-RC1` is not `v1.0-rc1`).

example"v1.2.0"

target_commitrequired

string

40-char hex of the commit the tag peeled to when the release was created. Fixed at creation: a later retag does not move it.

updated_atrequired

integerint64

Unix millis.

workflow_run_id

string | null

The CI run that published it, when a job did (Phase 2).