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playground-semantic-release-testing

v7.0.2

Published

This package is an experimental/demo package to fiddle around with semantic-release. My goal with this package is to create a solid setup that provides the following features:

Downloads

17

Readme

Semantic Release Playground

This package is an experimental/demo package to fiddle around with semantic-release. My goal with this package is to create a solid setup that provides the following features:

  • new release version determined solely by commit messages
  • releases are always created based on master only
  • publish every release to npm automatically
  • new tag with release notes on GitHub for every release
  • package.json always with the most recent version number on GitHub
  • linting of commit messages and rejection of commits that don't conform to semantic-release rules using commitlint and husky
  • integration with Circle CI or GitHub Actions (or optionally both)
  • automatically generated changelog based on commit messages