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ga-tup

v0.2.6

Published

A template updater for General Assembly's modular technical content.

Downloads

20

Readme

GA-Tup

GA-Tup, pronounced "tee-up", is a tool to help migrate General Assembly's modular tech content from v1 to v2 of the template.

Installation

GA-Tup should be installed globally using npm:

npm i -g ga-tup

Necessary dependencies

To fully migrate templates, you will need to also install pkl.

On macOS, you can install pkl using homebrew:

brew install pkl

Usage

To see a list of all available commands, run:

ga-tup --help

To see more details and options for a specific command, run:

ga-tup <command> --help

Replacing <command> (including the < and >) with the command you need more help with. For example:

ga-tup update --help

Need help? Find a bug?

File an issue. I'll address your feedback ASAP!

Release process

  1. Ensure you have the latest changes on the main branch in your local branch, and that your working tree is clean.
  2. Change the version number shown to users when they run the ga-tup --version command in the ./src/index.ts file.
  3. Run the CI process with npm run ci to ensure you'll be able to publish successfully. If any changes need to be made, do so and ensure those changes are merged to main and brought into your local main branch.
  4. Run npx changeset to create a new changeset. This groups any changes into a single versioned release. Follow the prompts.
  5. Run npm run local-release which will run the CI process, bump the package version, and publish all changes to npm.
  6. Inform any stakeholders that a new version has been released. They can update with npm i -g ga-tup.