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@rapidjs.org/releasing

v0.3.1

Published

Java- and TypeScript package release helper utility.

Downloads

255

Readme

rJS Releasing

Java- and TypeScript package release helper utility (NPM). Works with single package repos, as well as with multi-package monorepos.

npm install -D @rapidjs.org/releasing

Prerequisites

  • NPM
  • Registry CLI (if not NPM)

Usage

Execute the release command int the repository root (also in monorepos).

(npx) rjs-releasing <package-path>?

If no package directory path is specified, the current working directory is used.

The version bump is balanced, i.e. all packages in a monorepo are updated to the maximum next version according to the release type. E.g., a minor of 0.5.13 and 1.0.1 would result in all 1.1.0.

| Flag | Description | | :- | :- | | --github | Open a GitHub release creation for a package tag. | | --stacktrace | Always print the full stack trace of errors. | | --dry-run | Perform a publish cycle without an actual push to the registry (NPM only). |

| Option | Description | | :- | :- | | --client | Specify registry client to use (default 'npm', or 'yarn'). |

Run npx rjs-releasing help to display information about the CLI.

Monorepo package filter

In order to whitelist paclages to consider for a balanced release, provide a release.deps.json. All packages (paths) stated in an array are filtered for the release. Any other package in the monorepo setup is then ignored.

[
  "./packages/b",
  "./packages/a"
]

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