Is it possible to publish several variations of an application from one repository?

[cawa-93]

Hello. I have the following question:
Our company supplies several versions of the same application. Let's call them “Main” and “Light” versions. Both of them are generated from the same code base. We have all the processes set up to create apps. The only issue is publishing and auto-updating.

How could we publish two different apps to GitHub releases so that they don't conflict with each other? We tried to just give both apps different names, but both builds created latest.yml files that conflict and overwrite each other if they get into a common release.

So I assume we need to somehow create two separate releases for each application. But then how will auto-update find the correct version?

We thought about using channels, but it seems the builder doesn't support custom channels.

We also thought about deploying different apps to different GitHub environments, but it seems that the builder does not support publishing to environments.

The ideal flavor would be if we had different GitHub environments for main and light within the same repository and split versioning and channels within each environment.