docs(readme): Update semantic-release setup cmd

[kentcdodds]

The image needs to be updated as well because that's not what happens anymore.

[boennemann]

The cli exposes itself as semantic-release-cli, to avoid confusion with the semantic-release core package, which is available as semantic-release. Unless I'm missing something the docs are correct the way they are :) But you're right, the CLI screenshot needs an update, w/o the info logs, and w/o passwords :)

[kentcdodds]

When I npm install -g semantic-release-cli the command I then execute is semantic-release setup not semantic-release-cli setup. semantic-release-cli command is not found.

[boennemann]

The semantic-release core used to have a setup command in older versions. I seems like you're running this old version globally installed. We've split that out, to keep the core as small as possible.

The CLI definitely exposes itself as semantic-release-cli https://github.com/semantic-release/cli/blob/master/package.json#L6
I'm confused as to why npm install -g semantic-release-cli doesn't give you that executable.

Can you run which semantic-release, or uninstall semantic-release globally and then only install npm i -g semantic-release-cli again. Also what's npm -v?

Thanks for your help!

[kentcdodds]

Huh, that was odd. It's working now:

[boennemann]

@kentcdodds Thanks for clarifying. To me this looks like the first time you didn't npm install -g semantic-release-cli, but npm install -g semantic-release. You then ended up with the "old" semantic-release as a global install, which also has a setup command. I say "old", but it's still the "latest" semantic-release, because I want to address some more things in the current "next" branch before moving them over.

Glad it's working now 👍

[boennemann]

Just to document this here: 4.x is now on the "latest" dist-tag, which means this should no longer happen in the future :)