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I'd like to deploy files using Travis CI and it only works for a tagged commit. When committing to the branch, there is a warning:
Skipping a deployment with the releases provider because this is not a tagged commit.
Is there any way to deploy on branched commit using Travis CI?
To clarify, it works when I tag the commit, but I'd like to deploy files on each commit for the given branch.
Instead of using Travis' deployment features, build the deployment logic in to your normal "test" script(s). For a PaaS this might be as simple as pushing to another git remote if all tests pass, but the sky is the limit.
Travis CI supports deployment on branch release by using the following syntax:
deploy:
on:
branch: release
The problem is that GitHub does not support it.
As per GitHub Releases Uploading page at Travis CI:
Please note that deploying GitHub Releases works only for tags, not for branches.
For GitHub the only workaround is to push tags (e.g. git push origin master --tags).
Or solution is to use different supported provider.