@vicinity/eslint-config-vcx
v2.2.0
Published
eslintrc as an extensible shared config for vicinity projects
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Usage
Add as npm dependency
yarn add @vicinity/eslint-config-vcx -D
NOTE to use private npm registry you have to be logged in with npm login
ESlint
Create an .eslintrc.json
file at the root of your project
{
"extends": "@vicinity/eslint-config-vcx"
}
Release
To automate the release process and simplify CI, we use the
the Angular commit message convention which is also the default commit message convention for semantic-release
. Please ensure you follow the guidelines.
How it works?
A new release happens when the master
branch builds successfully and there's a formatted commit message that should trigger a semantic version change. A Git tag is created, a GitHub release is created and the package is published to NPM under the new semantic version.
Committing
We use commitlint
for commit linting, and husky
for Git hooks to prevent bad git commit
& git push
(specifically, the commit-msg
hook.
Take a look at the git history (git log
) to get the gist of it.
If you'd like to get some CLI assistance for the commit message format:
npm install
npm run commit
The npm run commit
script triggers a helpful commit message CLI (the commitlint cli
package)
NOTE: If you're unsure of the options available when running this command you can type in help
to see a list of options.
Publishing
The process of creating git tag, updating [CHANGELOG.md
, package.json
, package-lock.json
] and publishing to NPM is fully automated in Buildkite.
For each new commit added to the release branch (master) with git push
or by merging a pull request, a CI build is triggered in Buildkite and runs the semantic-release
command to make a release if there are codebase changes since the last release that affect the package functionalities.
How to delete a tag
You may need to do this in the case that the release in BuildKite doesn't work or you accidentally create the tag on your local machine
Delete broken tag:
delete local tag 'X.Y.Z'
git tag -d "X.Y.Z"
delete remote tag 'X.Y.Z'
You will only need to run this if the tag created was pushed to the remote repository
git push origin :refs/tags/X.Y.Z