
Research
Supply Chain Attack on Axios Pulls Malicious Dependency from npm
A supply chain attack on Axios introduced a malicious dependency, plain-crypto-js@4.2.1, published minutes earlier and absent from the project’s GitHub releases.
CLI for bonvoy release automation
Command-line interface for bonvoy - the plugin-based release automation tool for npm packages and monorepos.
shipit, prepare, status# Install as dev dependency
npm install -D bonvoy
# Or use with npx
npx bonvoy shipit
shipit - Release packages# Release all changed packages
bonvoy shipit
# Preview changes (dry run)
bonvoy shipit --dry-run
# Output JSON for CI integration
bonvoy shipit --json
# Force specific version bump
bonvoy shipit patch
bonvoy shipit minor
bonvoy shipit major
bonvoy shipit 2.0.0
# Release specific packages
bonvoy shipit --package @scope/core --package @scope/utils
prepare - Create release PR# Create PR with version bumps and changelog
bonvoy prepare
# Preview PR changes
bonvoy prepare --dry-run
status - Show pending changes# Show packages with unreleased changes
bonvoy status
changelog - Preview changelog# Show changelog for all packages
bonvoy changelog
Create bonvoy.config.js in your project root:
export default {
versioning: 'independent',
commitMessage: 'chore: :bookmark: release',
tagFormat: '{name}@{version}',
workflow: 'direct',
plugins: [
'@bonvoy/plugin-conventional',
'@bonvoy/plugin-changelog',
'@bonvoy/plugin-git',
'@bonvoy/plugin-npm',
'@bonvoy/plugin-github',
],
};
# Standard release workflow
bonvoy shipit
# Preview what would happen
bonvoy shipit --dry-run
# Force minor bump for all packages
bonvoy shipit minor
# Release only specific packages
bonvoy shipit --package @myorg/core --package @myorg/utils
# Create release PR instead of direct release
bonvoy prepare
# Check what packages have changes
bonvoy status
MIT
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🚢 CLI for bonvoy release automation
We found that bonvoy 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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