Allow customizing commit message pattern in prepare-release command
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…ve as default value "{0}" before the default was null and had error on some unit test
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…message pattern to customize all the message
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@AArnott, do you know when it will be published in the new release? |
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I can issue a prerelease to nuget.org if that will suffice for you. |
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Yes, please. It will be great. Thanks |
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By default, the
prepare-releasecommand generates a commit message with the format "Set version to {version}". So with this new option, You can add a prefix or suffix to the default commit message (which will replace just the version).For example, running the following command on
masterSo your commit message is going to be this:
Note: Must include {0} in the pattern to represent the version.
closes #991