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How do I make a releases, builds, and/or snapshots with BitBucket?

I would like to be able to make releases and builds for my game.
I know GitHub has releases, but I am using BitBucket instead.

Does anyone know how to make releases with BitBucket as like a checkpoint so I can just have the files documented for every update?

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Meeesh Avatar asked Apr 27 '15 05:04

Meeesh


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1 Answers

As I mentioned before, BitBucket doesn't support the GitHub-like release feature. Its FAQ still mention:

For binary or executable storage, we recommend you look into file hosting services such as DropBox, rsync, rsnapshot, rdiff-backup, and so forth. Still not sure what to do? Review this post on stackoverflow for more ideas.

For a BitBucket repo, you still have a soft limit to 1GB and an hard limit to 2GB.

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VonC Avatar answered Nov 06 '22 22:11

VonC