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@bluehalo/bh-releaser

v1.0.0

Published

BlueHalo release-it bundle

Downloads

3

Readme

bh-releaser

Description

This project provides a release-it wrapper preconfigured for use by Blue Halo app development teams.

Creating a release for a GitLab project using bh-releaser will:

  • Find the last tag
  • Find all merge commits since the last tag
  • Find all issues closed by those merge commits
  • Create a changelog that lists all closed issues with links to each issue
  • Bump the version in package.json
  • Commit the version bump
  • Create a tag
  • Create a GitLab release

Configuration

This package follows the configuration setup provided by release-it.

The script requires the user to have a Gitlab Access Token available and set to the GITLAB_TOKEN environment variable. Generate an Access Token with the following scopes: api, read_repository, write_repository.

Additionally the consuming project must provide its GitLab Project ID. The recommended way to provide the Project ID is to create a .release-it.json configuration file in the consuming project and provide the projectId to the plug-in, like so:

{
    "plugins": {
        "@bluehalo/bh-releaser/gl-issue-changelog": {
            "projectId": 6094
        }
    }
}

The Project ID can also be configured using the CI_PROJECT_ID environment variable to support GitLab CI/CD without the need for a .release-it.json file.

Usage

The bh-releaser command provides the following command line options:

  • -h - display help
  • -d - dry-run the release, print to std out

Running the bh-releaser command will trigger a release for the consuming project. This will attempt to perform a version bump, create a git tag and a gitlab release.

The suggested usage is to run the following command in the project you wish to generate a release for:

npx --yes @bluehalo/bh-releaser@latest

CI/CD integration is coming soon...