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@simple-release/github-action
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A simple-release api for github action.
# pnpm
pnpm add @simple-release/github-action
# yarn
yarn add @simple-release/github-action
# npm
npm i @simple-release/github-action
import { getOctokit } from '@actions/github'
import { load } from '@simple-release/config'
import { ReleaserGithubAction, ifReleaseCommit } from '@simple-release/github-action'
const {
project,
releaser,
...options
} = await load({
config: true,
project: true
})
const action = await new ReleaserGithubAction({
project,
octokit: getOctokit(token),
...releaser
})
// Create pull request with version bump
action
.setOptions(options)
.checkout()
.fetchOptions()
.bump()
.commit()
.push()
.pullRequest()
.run()
// Publish release and project
action
.setOptions(options)
.tag()
.push()
.release()
.publish()
.run(ifReleaseCommit)
// Run all steps to create a pull request with version bump
action
.setOptions(options)
.runPullRequestAction()
// Run all steps to release project
action
.setOptions(options)
.runReleaseAction()
// Detect action by commit type and run appropriate steps
action
.setOptions(options)
.runAction()
You can pass additional options to releaser via comment in your pull request. Your comment should start with !simple-release/set-options
and contain JSON object with options. For example:
!simple-release/set-options
```json
{
"bump": {
"prerelease": "alpha"
}
}
```
To fetch and parse comments you should use fetchOptions
step after checkout
step.
FAQs
A simple-release api for github action.
We found that @simple-release/github-action demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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