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See https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend/pull/144
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@ -362,7 +362,7 @@ You can use `ffsend` from the command line in the same directory:
.\ffsend.exe --help .\ffsend.exe --help
``` ```
To make it globally invokable as `ffsend`, you must make the binary available in To make it globally invocable as `ffsend`, you must make the binary available in
your systems `PATH`. The easiest solution is to move it into `System32`: your systems `PATH`. The easiest solution is to move it into `System32`:
```cmd ```cmd
move .\ffsend.exe C:\Windows\System32\ffsend.exe move .\ffsend.exe C:\Windows\System32\ffsend.exe
@ -428,7 +428,7 @@ docker pull timvisee/ffsend
``` ```
On Linux or macOS you might define a alias in your shell configuration, to make On Linux or macOS you might define a alias in your shell configuration, to make
it invokable as `ffsend`: it invocable as `ffsend`:
```bash ```bash
alias ffsend='docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd):/data" timvisee/ffsend' alias ffsend='docker run --rm -it -v "$(pwd):/data" timvisee/ffsend'

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mkdir -p "$DIR/ffsend-$VERSION" mkdir -p "$DIR/ffsend-$VERSION"
cp -- "$DIR/../ffsend" "$DIR/ffsend-$VERSION/ffsend" cp -- "$DIR/../ffsend" "$DIR/ffsend-$VERSION/ffsend"
# Create an application tarbal # Create an application tarball
cd -- "$DIR/.." cd -- "$DIR/.."
git archive --format tar.gz -o "$DIR/ffsend-$VERSION/ffsend-$VERSION.tar.gz" "$TRAVIS_TAG" git archive --format tar.gz -o "$DIR/ffsend-$VERSION/ffsend-$VERSION.tar.gz" "$TRAVIS_TAG"