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github-release-from-cc-changelog
Advanced tools
Create/update Github release notes from a CHANGELOG
Retrieve release notes from CHANGELOG.md (as generated by standard-version) and post them to GitHub
npm i -g github-release-from-cc-changelog
repository
fieldCONVENTIONAL_GITHUB_RELEASER_TOKEN
(or GITHUB_TOKEN
) environment variable. The scopes for the token you need is public_repo
or repo
(if you need to access private repos).v<version>
, or in case of multi-package repositories follow format of <packageName>@<version>
At package directory run:
github-release-from-cc-changelog <versionTag>
e.g.
github-release-from-cc-changelog v1.0.0
At package directory run:
github-release-all-from-cc-changelog
By default v
is assumed as tag postfix. In case of multi package repositories this can be overriden by passing --tag-prefix
e.g.:
github-release-all-from-cc-changelog --tag-prefix=subpackage@
Useful also to verify whether notes for given version can be retrieved
At package directory run:
dump-release-notes-from-cc-changelog <versionTag>
const releaseFromChangelog = require("github-release-from-cc-changelog");
releaseFromChangelog(packageDirectory, versionTag).then(() => {
console.log(`Successfully pushed release notes for "${ versionTag }"`);
});
const releaseAllFromChangelog = require("github-release-from-cc-changelog/all");
releaseFromChangelog(packageDirectory).then(() => {
console.log(`Successfully pushed and released notes for all versions`);
});
npm test
FAQs
Create/update Github release notes from a CHANGELOG
The npm package github-release-from-cc-changelog receives a total of 5,141 weekly downloads. As such, github-release-from-cc-changelog popularity was classified as popular.
We found that github-release-from-cc-changelog demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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