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@socifi/semantic-release-config

v1.0.1

Published

Shareable config for semantic release

Downloads

3

Readme

Semantic release config

npm version CircleCI

Shareable config for deploying javascript projects by semantic release.

How to use

Install this config:

npm install @socifi/semantic-release-config --save-dev

Create release.config.js file and put there following content:

module.exports = {
    extends: '@socifi/semantic-release-config',
};

In npm script you can launch semantic-release when you want to deploy your app.

Stages of deploy

Each deployment have following stages:

  • Verify Conditions - General check that all access token are set and library is ready to deploy.
  • Get last release - Get all commits that appeared on git since last deploy.
  • Analyze commits - Based on commit messages determine, which semantic version release or if release at all.
  • Verify release - General check if everything is ok.
  • Generate notes - Generate changelog based on commits. Test and InProgress commits will not appear in this.
  • Create Git tag
  • Prepare - Update changelog, update npm version, commit changed files and push it to GitHub.
  • Publish - Publish npm version and release GitHub tag.
  • Success - Notify about new version in Slack

If you don't want to release commit in master, just add NO_RELEASE to commit message. For new major version add BREAKING to commit message.

Variables on CI

Following variables must be set in CI:

  • GH_TOKEN
  • GIT_USERNAME
  • GIT_EMAIL
  • NPM_TOKEN
  • SLACK_WEBHOOK