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Do you upload the image to the release note directly on GitHub? If so, that looks a limitation of GitHub that an image uploaded to a release page is not made public outside the page.
Hi @rhysd, apologies for taking a while to get back to this.
Yeah, it seems so. We couldn't figure out a way to get it to work for a private repository unfortunately. In the end, we took a different approach and created the release notes manually in a markdown where the images are called from a directory.
Question
I have a private repository that belongs to the organisation that I work for and it isn't possible to make it public.
Is there any way to support images that are used in the release notes?
The output currently doesn't show the image that exists in the release notes:
I assume this is because the documentation cannot access the image asset due to it being private.
Any help with this is much appreciated!
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