Fix handling of --next-version-from-metadata option #398
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The `--next-version-from-metadata` option correctly reads the repo's metadata to define `config.nextVersion` when `loadConfig` is called. However, it is immediately overridden on the next line by `argv["next-version"]` which defaults to "Unreleased" and thus is always truthy.
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The
--next-version-from-metadataoption correctly reads the repo's metadata and definesconfig.nextVersionwhenloadConfigis called.However,
config.nextVersionimmediately gets overridden on the next line becauseargv["next-version"]is always truthy (because it's either provided by the user or defaults to "Unreleased").Instead, it should check if
config.nextVersionexists and if not useargv["next-version"].