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the issue is usually related to missing tags, permissions, or navigating the wrong section of the repository. GitHub releases are typically created from version tags, so you need to first create and push a new tag (for example, v1.1.0) using Git commands, after which the “Draft a new release” option should become visible in the Releases section. Additionally, ensure that you have the necessary write or admin access to the repository, as limited permissions can hide this feature. If you are working with package publishing (such as npm or Python), remember that creating a GitHub release alone is not enough—you must also publish the package using the appropriate tool, while GitHub mainly ser…

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