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gh-actions-publish-test-abc-123
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This project demonstrates the setup required for tag, release & publish automation.
main
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adhere to Conventional Commitsmain
GitHub Actions workflows parse those commits then tag, release and publish the package as requiredConfigure a pre-commit hook to enforce commit message syntax
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branch onlymain
is protected but good to be safeConfigure GitHub to enforce PR title syntax
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branch onlyCreate a workflow to automatically create a release PR on push to main
https://github.com/google-github-actions/release-please-action
Leverages the PR title syntax described above
Note: a release PR will only be created for releasable units, which are commits pre-fixed with:
# minor
feat:
# patch
fix:
perf:
refactor:
or breaking changes, which include a !
:
# major
refactor!:
fix!:
# etc.
Extend the workflow to publish to NPM after the release PR has been merged
npm publish
release_created
output from release-please-action
is true
main
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## Summary
We found that gh-actions-publish-test-abc-123 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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