Releases is a newly introduced workflow designed to streamline the process of delivering software to end users by treating releases as first-class objects that include changelogs and binary assets, offering a comprehensive project history beyond traditional Git artifacts. Accessible from a repository's homepage, releases provide release notes and links for downloading software or source code, and they are associated with Git tags, which can either be pre-existing or created during the release process. While Semantic Versioning is recommended, it is not mandatory. Repository collaborators can draft changelogs, identify non-production releases like alphas and betas through a pre-release checkbox, and attach binary assets such as executables and documentation. Once a release is published, its details and assets are accessible to anyone with repository access, enhancing transparency and ease of software distribution.