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batched-semantic-release

v1.1.20

Published

Test project showing how to semantically publish multiple commits to NPM from GitLab

Downloads

24

Readme

batched-semantic-release

Test project showing how to semantically publish multiple commits to NPM from GitLab

Uses semantic-release-gitlab

To publish to NPM use semantic commits and then tag with string that starts with release-.

See .gitlab-ci.yml for actual setup.

Example

This repo has multiple commits at the beginning.

git commit -m "feat(code): test feature 1"
git push origin master
git commit -m "feat(code): test feature 2"
git push origin master
git commit -m "feat(code): test feature 3"
git push origin master

I pushed the commits and the GitLab CI But only the "test" job has executed, not the "deploy" one. Now let us publish this project to NPM by tagging a commit with "release-" string. I prefer using the date

git tag release-2016-08-30

The "deploy" job runs and publishes a version of this package to NPM

npm http 200 https://registry.npmjs.org/batched-semantic-release
+ [email protected]

Now add another commit feat(tag): describe tag example and release it

git tag release-again