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relion

v0.46.1

Published

🏷️ Release Workflow Helper

Readme

🕹️ Usage

$ bunx relion -h

Options:
  -b <files>    Files to bump the version in ['package.json']
  -v <version>  Release version [calculated from commits]
  -t <prefix>   Tag prefix [v]
  -d            Dry run [false]
  -y            Skip prompts [false]

Examples:
  bunx relion -b src/manifest.json  Bump a custom file
  bunx relion -d -v 1.2.3           Dry run with a custom version
  • package.json is always included in the bump list if exists
  • to create a tag without a prefix, use -t ''
Project: relion
Repo: github.com/kh4f/relion
Current tag: v0.42.1
Current version: 0.42.1
Parsed commits: 26
New version: 0.43.0
New tag: v0.43.0
------------------------------

('' to continue / 's' to skip)
About to write context to 'RELEASE.md'
About to bump version in files: package.json
About to commit changes: 'git commit -m "chore(release): v0.43.0"'
About to create a tag: 'git tag v0.43.0 -m "chore(release): v0.43.0"'

♻️ Release Workflow

  1. Context: generates a RELEASE.md file with upcoming release metadata and commit log
    The log is automatically filtered to exclude non-user-facing commits.
  2. Bump: updates version in specified files
    Most files are bumped with a generic pattern; .rc files use a dedicated one.
  3. Commit: creates a release commit
    Changes are not staged automatically before committing, unless -y is passed.
  4. Tag: creates an annotated release tag
---
tag: v0.33.0
prevTag: v0.32.1
date: Jan 10, 2026
repoURL: github.com/kh4f/relion
---

## Commit Log

[8f29acf] fix(versioner): ensure breaking changes take priority over features in release type calculation

Previously, if commits contained both features and breaking changes, features would be checked last and could incorrectly override the 'major' release type with 'minor'.
------------------------------
[e105d51] feat(config-merger): add `mergeConfigs` implementation and export

- Implement `mergeConfigs` to support merging config profiles in `config-merger.ts`
- Export `mergeConfigs` from `src/index.ts`

📋 Changelog Generation

Relion doesn’t format the changelog itself. Instead, it generates a RELEASE.md file with release metadata and commit log, and provides a generate-changelog skill to turn that context into a polished changelog entry with AI.

Recommended workflow:

  1. Install the skill: bunx skills add kh4f/relion [-g]
    (see the skills CLI docs)
  2. Run Relion to generate RELEASE.md
  3. Review the generated release context
  4. Ask your AI agent to generate a changelog
## &ensp; [` 📦 v0.33.0  `](https://github.com/kh4f/relion/compare/v0.32.1...v0.33.0)

### &emsp; 🎁 Features
- **Config merging utility**: added `mergeConfigs` implementation to support merging config profiles. [🡥](https://github.com/kh4f/relion/commit/e105d51)

### &emsp; 🩹 Fixes
- **Correct release type calculation**: breaking changes now correctly take priority over features when determining the release type, preventing incorrect minor bumps. [🡥](https://github.com/kh4f/relion/commit/8f29acf)

##### &emsp;&emsp; [Full Changelog](https://github.com/kh4f/relion/compare/v0.32.1...v0.33.0) &ensp;•&ensp; Jan 10, 2026