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@jcwillox/semantic-release-config

v1.6.0

Published

A semantic-release config with improved defaults and configurable through environment variables

Downloads

688

Readme

Semantic Release Config

License Version Publish Size Code style

The shared semantic release config and plugins for my projects.

Usage

Install the package:

# install the package and run semantic-release with built-in config
pnpm dlx @jcwillox/semantic-release-config

Extra args are passed straight to semantic-release so you can use --dry-run or --no-ci for example.

Environment Variables

The config is designed to be controlled through environment variables, all envs must be prefixed with SEMANTIC_RELEASE_.

| Option | Description | Default | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | | NPM_ENABLE | Enable/disable the npm plugin | true when package.json exists and private is not set to true | | NPM_PKG_ROOT | Directory path to publish | . | | | | | | GITHUB_ASSETS | Assets glob to upload to the GitHub release | | | GITHUB_DRAFT | Create a draft release on GitHub | false | | | | | | FORCE_RELEASE | Forces the specified release type to be made, one of major, minor, patch, auto | auto | | | | | | CMD_VERIFY | Run a command, supports templating same as @semantic-release/exec | | | CMD_GENERATE_NOTES | Run a command, supports templating same as @semantic-release/exec | | | CMD_PREPARE | Run a command, supports templating same as @semantic-release/exec | | | CMD_PUBLISH | Run a command, supports templating same as @semantic-release/exec | | | CMD_CHANNEL | Run a command, supports templating same as @semantic-release/exec | |