feat: surface environment variable to indicate Change level #6
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As noted in go-semantic-release#5, it would be useful for Goreleaser templates to be able to understand the different semver changes introduced in the release. This exposes a variable if the change is detected, allowing a consumer to use something like the below to conditionally handle the presence (and non-zero contents), such as: {{ if .Env.GOSEMREL_MAJOR }} ... {{ end }} Closes go-semantic-release#5.
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Hi @jamietanna, thank you so much for this contribution! I will merge it once the CI passes ✅ |
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As noted in #5, it would be useful for Goreleaser templates to be able
to understand the different semver changes introduced in the release.
This exposes a variable if the change is detected, allowing a consumer
to use something like the below to conditionally handle the presence
(and non-zero contents), such as:
Closes #5.