feat(release): add skipBranchDiff option #724
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Adds an option that allows skipping the initial `branch-diff` check step in the release command. This should be very convenient for releasers that are updating a current work in progress proposal, particularly helping avoid hitting GitHub API rate limits.
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## main #724 +/- ##
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- Coverage 83.38% 83.03% -0.36%
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Lines 4158 4178 +20
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+ Hits 3467 3469 +2
- Misses 691 709 +18 ☔ View full report in Codecov by Sentry. |
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Adds an option that allows skipping the initial
branch-diffcheck step in the release command. This should be very convenient for releasers that are updating a current work in progress proposal, particularly helping avoid hitting GitHub API rate limits.