tag-release

tag-release

Usage

No Flags

You will be prompted for information regarding what type of update you are making (major, minor, patch). Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to verify, modify, or cancel the tag-release process.

$ tag-release

? What is your GitHub username
? What is your GitHub password
? What type of release is this (Use arrow keys)
❯ Major (Breaking Change)
  Minor (New Feature)
  Patch (Bug Fix)
etc...

With Flags

$ tag-release --help
$ tag-release -h

Usage: tag-release [options]

Options:

	-h, --help            output usage information
	-r, --release [type]  Release type (major, minor, patch)
	-v, --verbose         Console additional information

Examples:

	$ tag-release
	$ tag-release --release major
	$ tag-release -r minor
	$ tag-release --verbose
	$ tag-release -v

GitHub Integration

You will only be asked for your GitHub username and password when you first start using tag-release (and also authentication code if you have 2FA enabled). It will generate an authorization token with GitHub and store that in your global git configuration for later usage.

# get the configs
git config --global tag-release.username
git config --global tag-release.token

# edit the configs
git config --global --edit

# unset the configs
git config --global --unset tag-release.username
git config --global --unset tag-release.token

Using the --verbose or -v flag will output your username and token information.

$ tag-release -v
--- GitHub Configuration ------------------------------------------------------
username             : johndoe
token                : a92282731316b2d4f2313ff64b1350b78a5d4cf6
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
? What type of release is this (Use arrow keys)
❯ Major (Breaking Change)
 Minor (New Feature)
 Patch (Bug Fix)

What Does That Error Mean!?!

Potentially unhandled rejection [21] Error: Command failed: git fetch upstream --tags

You don't have an `upstream` set for your repository. You can add an upstream with the following command `git remote add upstream https://github.com/[upstream-owner]/[repo-name].git`

Error: Command failed: "npm publish"

You may have not authenticated with npm on your machine yet. You can do so with the following command `npm adduser`.

Potentially unhandled rejection [8] Error: Command failed: "git push upstream master --tags"

If you have GitHub Two Factor Authentication enabled and you are prompted for your password when `tag-release` tries to push code then you'll need to use your GitHub `token` as your password. If you use the `--verbose` flag when running `tag-release` it'll log your token to the console.

Changelog

4.0.1

• Move babel-plugin-rewire to dependencies