Leverage "Releases" feature from github

[julealgon]

I noticed there was an updated package pushed after looking my solution today. I immediately though "oh, I have to keep track of these as they happen. I'll go to the project github and subscribe for new releases...".

I then found out this project is not using the releases functionality, which means I can't subscribe to new release updates.

Can you consider adding release information to Github, both for documentation purposes and for allowing people to subscribe to updates on new releases?

[julealgon]

I just realized this is similar to an older issue I opened myself regarding lack of release notes:

• https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf/issues/70

You do mention in there the following:

unlikely to start using the releases feature any time soon as it would make my workflow more complex.

Feel free to close if that's still the case. I'll keep it open from my perspective as they are 2 separate topics (one is "lack of release notes" in general, and the other is "use the release feature" for notifications and such).

[AraHaan]

That is simply incorrect, the releases feature I use with github actions where github actions is the thing that push stable packages to nuget.org whenever I push a new tag. I then simply take a few seconds of my time to take that tag and publish a new "release" on the github side too.