chore: convert to push-button release workflow #471
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ocobles
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| version: latest | ||
| args: release --rm-dist | ||
| semantic_version: 19.0.5 |
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what's the reason to keep 19.0.5? https://github.com/semantic-release/semantic-release/releases/tag/v24.0.0
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There's no reason any more. I bumped this version and the conventional commits changelog plugin version.
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This updates the existing release workflow so that it is run by pushing a button in the GitHub UI rather than creating a tag locally and pushing that tag up to GitHub.
The push-button workflow looks up the previous release and uses Conventional Commit tags to determine the correct next version for the new release. As before, it uses GoReleaser to build the CLI and upload the binaries to the GitHub release.
I have confirmed on my fork that this works up through the GoReleaser step.
Closes #364