code berg auto drafting realease #2110
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a while ago I made a NES ROM disassembler
and I want to release however the release keeps on getting auto drafted and I dont know why?
https://codeberg.org/TheoW03/nesda
here is the repo. I dont think it should violate any of the TOS. I am trying to a both windows build and debian linux build of it
@TheoW03 wrote in #2110 (comment):
Could you explain what you mean by the release getting auto drafted?
well I post the release, it has the "stable" status.
and usually around 15 minutes later it becomes drafted. like the release gets taken down.
I suspect its a false positive from the auto moderated tools because the same thing actually happens on GitHub.
but I don't get why, as this doesn't violate anything in the TOS. it is not malware, I would never code something for malicous intent, it is a NES ROM disassembler but they are disassemblers some of which are more powerful then my own. on here and on Github.
so there really isn't a reason for it to be taken down like this.
There are no moderation tools on Codeberg that have such capability. If you have a timestamp I could check if the release was updated in the server logs, but there's not really any automation code concerning releases that would be able to do this.
Timestamp of realease: Aug 28, 2025, 10:58 AM EDT
Hm, not weird according to the logs. Could you document the steps you took to create this release?
What I did was
I had both a .deb file and .exe
Added it in the upload file section
Wrote a short description about it. Gave it a tag I have been connecting it to a branch. prealpha-1.0.0
And published the release.
Around 15 minutes it gets "drafted".