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really we just don't handle multiple releases properly at all, but I'm pretty sure something funky will happen to the release note generation code/scripts if there are multiple. Possibly they'll end up concatenated? Or one will get picked arbitrarily?
Ideally you workflow either looks like:
I am cutting a unified release for everything in the workspace, merge the release notes harmoniously
I am cutting N logically independent releases at once, create N github releases with their own ntoes
I am cutting a release for only one the projects in the workspace
The last 2 may actually end up looking the same, as you may just push N commits with tags like "specific-app-vX.Y.Z". This kind of pattern isn't at all handled by the CI scripts though (but I'd like it to be!). But if we're adding that kind of complex parsing/detection of the git tag, I'd like that logic to somehow live in cargo-dist itself (no complex logic in CI scripts!!!).
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really we just don't handle multiple releases properly at all, but I'm pretty sure something funky will happen to the release note generation code/scripts if there are multiple. Possibly they'll end up concatenated? Or one will get picked arbitrarily?
Ideally you workflow either looks like:
The last 2 may actually end up looking the same, as you may just push N commits with tags like "specific-app-vX.Y.Z". This kind of pattern isn't at all handled by the CI scripts though (but I'd like it to be!). But if we're adding that kind of complex parsing/detection of the git tag, I'd like that logic to somehow live in cargo-dist itself (no complex logic in CI scripts!!!).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: