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@tablecheck/semantic-release-config

v7.2.0

Published

Configuration for creating gitlab releases for TableCheck applications in a sensible format

Downloads

33

Readme

@tablecheck/semantic-release-config

A semantic-release config, used with our commitlint settings and does the following steps.

  1. Increments the version according to conventional-commits.
  2. Publishes a "GitHub Release" with correctly linked JIRA tickets.
  3. Publishes a message to a slack webhook.
  4. Outputs the new version to version.txt for ease of use in other reports.

Required CI Variables

| Variable | Usage | Where to get it from | | ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | GITHUB_TOKEN | API Token Used for parsing previous releases and publishing the new one | Available in semaphoreci github-releases secret or see https://github.com/semantic-release/github#github-authentication | | SLACK_WEBHOOK | Used for posting slack updates | Go to the Semantic Release App and generate a new webhook for the channel you wish to post to. https://api.slack.com/apps/A021U4J1CQ4/incoming-webhooks |

Usage

Setup the configuration file of semantic-release as follows. For more details on configuration see here (link).

To run a release, simply run npx semantic-release (semantic-release is a required peer-dependency)

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

If your release also needs to publish an npm package, use the following config. Refer to the @semantic-release/npm docs for required environment variables and setup.

// release.config.js
module.exports = {
  extends: '@tablecheck/semantic-release-config/with-npm-publish',
};