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| GitHub connection (OAuth or PAT) | Select a Github endpoint |
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| Method | Select GERT|
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| Method | Select GET|
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| Extract Values | $.tag_name |
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| Variable Name Prefix | RELEASE_
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|URL and parameters|https://api.github.com/repos/RepoName/releases/latest e.g: https://api.github.com/repos/jikuma/sampledevspacesapp/releasees/latest|
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|URL and parameters|https://api.github.com/repos/RepoName/releases/latest e.g: https://api.github.com/repos/jikuma/sampledevspacesapp/releases/latest|
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Once the task executes, there will be a variable in your job, called RELEASE_tag_name with the value that corresponds to the GitHub tag.
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Once the task executes, there will be a variable in your job, called `RELEASE_tag_name` with the value that corresponds to the GitHub tag.
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You can specify more than one line under Extract Values. Each line would
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You can specify several lines under Extract Values. Each line would
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generate a job variable with the respective value.
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The format of the value specification goes something like this:
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`$.objectMember.arrayMember.0.property`. The dot notation is used both for
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The format of the value specification goes like this:
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`$.objectMember.arrayMember.0.property`. The dollar sign denotes the
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root value of the REST API result JSON. The dot notation is used both for
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object field access and for array element access.
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For arrays, negative indices are supported. If the index is negative,
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