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@bonvoy/plugin-gitlab

v0.12.0

Published

🚢 GitLab releases plugin for bonvoy

Downloads

296

Readme

@bonvoy/plugin-gitlab 🚢

GitLab releases and MR plugin for bonvoy

Creates GitLab releases with changelogs and manages release merge requests.

Installation

npm install @bonvoy/plugin-gitlab

Features

  • ✅ Creates GitLab releases for each published package
  • ✅ Creates release MRs for PR-based workflow
  • ✅ Auto-detects project from package.json or git remote
  • ✅ Includes changelog as release description
  • ✅ Custom GitLab host support (self-hosted)
  • ✅ Dry-run support

Configuration

// bonvoy.config.js
export default {
  gitlab: {
    token: process.env.GITLAB_TOKEN,       // default
    host: 'https://gitlab.com',            // default, or self-hosted URL
    projectId: 'my-group/my-project',      // optional, auto-detected
  },
};

Hooks

This plugin taps into the following hooks:

| Hook | Action | |------|--------| | makeRelease | Creates GitLab releases for published packages | | createPR | Creates a release MR with version bumps and changelog |

Requirements

  • GITLAB_TOKEN environment variable with api scope
  • For self-hosted: GITLAB_HOST environment variable (optional)

Project Detection

The plugin auto-detects the project in this order:

  1. Config option (projectId)
  2. package.json repository field
  3. Git remote URL

Supported URL formats:

  • https://gitlab.com/group/project
  • https://gitlab.com/group/subgroup/project
  • [email protected]:group/project.git

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | GITLAB_TOKEN | GitLab personal access token | | GITLAB_HOST | GitLab host URL (default: https://gitlab.com) |

MR Workflow

When using bonvoy prepare, this plugin:

  1. Creates an MR from the release branch to the base branch
  2. Sets MR title and description with version bumps and changelog
  3. Stores MR info in .bonvoy/release-pr.json for merge detection

Usage

To use GitLab instead of GitHub, disable the GitHub plugin:

// bonvoy.config.js
export default {
  plugins: [
    '@bonvoy/plugin-gitlab',
    // GitHub plugin is disabled when GitLab is explicitly added
  ],
};

License

MIT