Git Bash on Windows mangles the UTF-8 em-dash in the create-release JSON, so Gitea rejects the payload (422) whenever the Windows job is first to create the release. Switch the em-dash to a plain hyphen so both platforms can create it reliably.
Git Bash on Windows mangles the UTF-8 em-dash in the create-release JSON, so Gitea rejects the payload (422) whenever the Windows job is first to create the release. Switch the em-dash to a plain hyphen so both platforms can create it reliably.
Git Bash on Windows mangles the UTF-8 em-dash in the create-release JSON payload,
so Gitea rejects it (422) whenever Windows is the job that creates the release.
Replace the em-dash with a plain hyphen so both platforms can create it.
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Git Bash on Windows mangles the UTF-8 em-dash in the create-release JSON, so Gitea rejects the payload (422) whenever the Windows job is first to create the release. Switch the em-dash to a plain hyphen so both platforms can create it reliably.