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Create a general means of publishing to any git repository #80

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MartinMuzatko opened this issue Sep 3, 2018 · 3 comments
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Create a general means of publishing to any git repository #80

MartinMuzatko opened this issue Sep 3, 2018 · 3 comments

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@MartinMuzatko
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Is there a general means to publish to any git repository?
This is a very important option.
Right now, there are only hooks to verify and prepare

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pvdlg commented Sep 3, 2018

What does "publish to any git repository" means? What command would you run to achieve that? What would be the benefit.

This plugin creates a commit with some files during the prepare step because semantic-release creates a tag after the prepare phase and before the publish one. So the commit created by this plugin has to be tagged, therefore it's created in the prepare phase. This is why there is no publish step.

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MartinMuzatko commented Sep 4, 2018

publish does nothing more than actually pushing the commit - right?
So if no plugin is available for my git repo hoster, I just need to execute git push?

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pvdlg commented Sep 4, 2018

publish does nothing more than actually pushing the commit - right?

As explained in the previous comment, there is no publish step for this plugin.

So if no plugin is available for my git repo hoster, I just need to execute git push?
What do you mean by "no plugin is available for my git repo hoster"?

Are you reporting an issue with this plugin? If yes what is the problem? Please describe what's happening and you expect to happen.
If you are asking for a new feature, please describe in detail what you expect to happen, with as many details as possible.

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