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@sakuraapi/merge-to-master

v0.3.2

Published

A git utility to handle a processed merge to master

Downloads

1

Readme

Installing

Simplifies a definable procedural merge to master (helpful if you're using git flow, or if your CI/CD system deploys anything committed to master to your production environment, or something like that).

npm install -g @sakuraapi/merge-to-master

m2m help

Configuration

By default, merge-to-master looks for .m2m. You can override this with the -c argument (see m2m help).

{
  "before": [
    "./scripts/some-script.js",
    "npm run someScript"
  ],
  "after": [
  ]
}

"before" happens before the merge. Any script returning a non-zero value will prevent the merge from happening.

"after" happens after the merge happens... use it for cleanup, or tickling your CI system, or whatever.

m2m expects either a script file which starts with a ./ or some command to run, like npm -v.