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Comparing version 0.5.1 to 0.5.2

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CHANGELOG.md

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## [0.5.2] - 2019-01-18
### Fixed
- fix typo in README
## [0.5.1] - 2019-01-17

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package.json
{
"name": "release-checker",
"version": "0.5.1",
"version": "0.5.2",
"description": "Check your release before publishing",

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@@ -113,35 +113,38 @@ # Release Checker (alpha)

- it will detect the following files:
- Benchmark files
- Configuration files
- CI
- eslint
- GitHub
- JetBrains
- Visual Studio Code
- Coverage files
- Demo files
- Dependency directories
- Doc files
- Example files
- Log files
- Private SSH key
- Script files
- Secret files
- Source files
- Temp files
- Test files
- Zip files
- Output of 'npm pack'
It will detect the following files:
- these files are defined inside this built-in [.sensitivedata](lib/checkers/sensitive-data-checker/.sensitivedata) file.
> - Benchmark files
> - Configuration files
> - CI
> - eslint
> - GitHub
> - JetBrains
> - Visual Studio Code
> - Coverage files
> - Demo files
> - Dependency directories
> - Doc files
> - Example files
> - Log files
> - Private SSH key
> - Script files
> - Secret files
> - Source files
> - Temp files
> - Test files
> - Zip files
> - Output of 'npm pack' command
- you may completely override this file by creating a `.sensitivedata` file in the root of your project so that this checker fits your needs.
- to create this file, just run the command:
```sh
npx release-checker --customize-sensitivedata
```
These files are defined inside the built-in [.sensitivedata](lib/checkers/sensitive-data-checker/.sensitivedata) file.
- if you create your own `.sensitivedata` file, and the `package.json` file has no `files` section, consider adding `.sensitivedata` to the `.npmignore` file.
You may completely override this file by creating a `.sensitivedata` file in the root directory of your project so that this checker fits your needs:
- to create this file, just run the command:
```sh
npx release-checker --customize-sensitivedata
```
- if you create your own `.sensitivedata` file, and the `package.json` file has n`files` section, consider adding `.sensitivedata` to the `.npmignore` file.
## Authors

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