Allow specifying release type alongside --yes (Resolves #33) #34
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@mc706 -- could we possibly get this merged and published? |
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This PR addresses issue #33 - it is not currently possible to use the
--yesflag alongside a specific release type (eg--major). Without this change, usingchangelog release --major --yesresults in the recommended release type (eg based on semver rules).