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  * parses (and enforces a format, can be good or bad) for the changelog, to put it in the tag

     

       
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First, make sure your project is using dune and is hosted on GitHub.

     

       
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Then, make sure you’ve forked opam-repository on GitHub. If not go to https://github.com/ocaml/opam-repository/fork

     

       
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Then, create a new file in `~/.config/dune/release.yml` with the content as indicated below, change `<username>` by your local username and `<github-user>` by your own github username:

     

       
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remote: git@github.com:<github-username>/opam-repository.git

     

       
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local: /home/<username>/.cache/dune/opam-repository/