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@unibiz/base-station-authorisation-module

v0.0.15

Published

* [Publishing package updates](#publishing-package-updates)

Downloads

22

Readme

Table of Contents

Publishing package updates

Step 1: Code changes should include the following - version update in package.json with updated package-lock.json Step 2: Create pull request with all changes to master branch Step 3.a: Ideally a Jenkins pipeline should handle publishing the updated version to npm registry Step 3.b: If in case we are doing it manually the steps to follow are: Step 3.b.1: Execute npm login with credentials for npm registry. This should update ~/.npmrc with a line like: //registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000 Step 3.b.2: Execute npm run dist to build and publish to npm registry