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Instead it tries to use the value passed to the --canary option to work out a range of git commits:
$ lerna publish --yes --canary=staging
lerna info version 2.1.2
lerna info versioning independent
lerna info canary enabled
lerna info Checking for updated packages...
lerna info Comparing with staging^..staging.
lerna ERR! initialize Error: fatal: bad revision 'staging^..staging'
Expected Behavior
The value passed to the canary flag should appear in the published version string.
Current Behavior
The value passed to the canary flag is used as a git commit id which explodes.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Pass a value to the canary flag
Your Environment
Executable
Version
lerna --version
2.1.2
npm --version
5.4.0
yarn --version
n/a
node --version
6.9.1
OS
Version
NAME
VERSION
macOS Sierra
10.12.5
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When I use the publish command like so:
I would expect changed modules to be published with versions similar to:
Instead it tries to use the value passed to the
--canary
option to work out a range of git commits:Expected Behavior
The value passed to the canary flag should appear in the published version string.
Current Behavior
The value passed to the canary flag is used as a git commit id which explodes.
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Your Environment
lerna --version
npm --version
yarn --version
node --version
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: