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I've encountered a situation, and I still haven't figured out how to proceed. I have a pull request. This pull request does multiple things (a feature and a fix). How do I then have a release created that has both the feature AND the fix in the changelog? Currently, only whichever is first in the commit message is recognized. |
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semantic-release acts on commits, not on PRs. As long as you merge the PR so that the commits are preserved as individual commits, semantic-release will note both separately in the release notes and consider both in determining the proper version bump. tl;dr: don't squash you PR |
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Maybe this is out of scope of this package, but how could you attach multiple fixes to a single commit in that case? Not squashing is not an option. |
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yes, if you are choosing to use a workflow that requires always squashing, your workflow is outside the scope of semantic-release if you are also not making atomic changes |
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semantic-release acts on commits, not on PRs. As long as you merge the PR so that the commits are preserved as individual commits, semantic-release will note both separately in the release notes and consider both in determining the proper version bump.
tl;dr: don't squash you PR