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Release new version #8
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I'm confused. The latest version in master's package.json states it's version 1.1.0, but the latest version on npm is 1.1.2, and the tag on github has a package.json with 1.1.2 and was released just 2 weeks ago but doesn't have the fix in it which happened 3 weeks ago... What kind of operation are you running here Jim!? :P |
I'll tell you what. I'll set up semantic-release and publish-latest on this repo, then everything will be better. |
Hey @jimthedev, could you add @commtizen-bot to the owners on the org and https://www.npmjs.com/~commitizen-bot to the collaborators on npm? Thanks! |
Forget about npm, I got that working. Just need to add @commitizen-bot to the org. Thanks! |
Hey, sorry Kent. I've been sick on and off for the past month so I'm a bit behind and clearly missed something here. Thanks for catching it. Here is a quick update:
Thanks for lending a hand. :) |
That all sounds amazingly awesome. Could you add the @commitizen-bot account to the github org so it can push tagged releases? |
Invite sent! |
It was a bit bumpy, but everything's set now! @commitizen-bot is at our command :-) |
Unfortunately, I'm still getting this error when using this with angular-formly :-(
No idea what's up... I'm using npm@3... |
It is npm3. It moves around packages which unfortunately breaks some of the assumptions that cz makes about the filesystem. I am working on a fix that takes this into account as part of 2.0 which includes a CI test suite. |
2.0 is also written in ES6 w/ Babel so you'll be right at home @kentcdodds |
Awesome! I recommend you checkout the way add-to-path is built and released. Writing your stuff in ES6 is awesome, automatically building and releasing it is even cooler! Just check out the scripts and the .travis.yml |
Sounds good @kentcdodds. I expect it to be ready for review in the next few days or so. Once I get all of that integrated would you be willing to do a final review? |
Sure! |
This needs to be released. Do you have any problem with me doing that? I'll do it in 10 minutes if you don't respond!!! 🕚 💣
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