Publish on itch.io as part of the tag release workflow

[idanarye]

This replaces #12

[alice-i-cecile]

This could use a bit more detail on how exactly this is done; the target audience is novice programmers.

[idanarye]

I can put before&after of the relevant YAML section?

[MiniaczQ]

That may be more confusing.
I think just explaining in more descriptive way how you don't need to store binaries on GitHub to get them on Itch would be enough.

[idanarye]

So... move this to the new ### Publish on itch.io section (which already requires that you touch env) and explain it at that context?

[alice-i-cecile]

Yes please :)

[mockersf]

I think a new section ### Publish on GitHub release could be nice and mirror the new ### Publish on itch.io
(and would be easy to expand if we add more targets later, an easy one would be a publish to GitHub page with a custom html and/or the wasm version for example)

[rparrett]

Tested this and it seems to generally work.

Something mildly interesting seems to be happening with the mac builds. It seems like they are getting uploaded with a .zip extension rather than .dmg, and then butler is "correcting" that and while doing so, changing the filename.

On my "edit game" page, I see pixie-wrangler-mac.zip, but a player downloading the game sees pixie_wrangler.dmg. The file does seem to work though. But I don't like the way the name is getting clobbered (-mac goes missing, and the hyphen becomes an underscore)

Haven't looked too deep at this. I've never used butler so I don't really know what's going on.

[mockersf]

while a .dmg file is the most common way to deliver an app on macOS, itch.io doesn't handle that very well (for example, it won't really work in the itch.io app). I still think it's the better option

[mockersf]

ok for me on the workflow