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Before executing wisdom, wisdom:type and wisdom:done scripts will be expanded via redrun which will speed things up.
Here is list of commands that should be executed to get same result:
changelog {{ version }}
version {{ version }}
git add --all
git commit -m "feature(package) v{{ version }}"
git push origin {{ branch }}
git tag v{{ version }}
git push origin v{{ version }}
grizzly -tn "token from url" \
-r grizzly -o {{ owner }} -t {{ version }} \
-n "{{ repo }} {{ version }}" -b "changelog"
npm publish
Install
npm i wisdom -g
How to use?
$ wisdom
Usage: wisdom [patch|minor|major]
Options:
--dry-run show tasks to run without actually running
--force do not ask before publishin major
-h, --help display this help and exit
-v, --version output version information and exit
Configuration
When you need configure wisdom you could declare them in package.json (with defaults set):
{
"changelog": true,
"commitType": "colon|paren",
"tag": true,
"release": true,
"releaseTriesCount": 10,
"private": false,
"branch": "master",
"scripts": {
"wisdom": "echo 'do something before starting'",
"wisdom:type": "echo 'do something before starting and add --patch, --minor or --major argument'",
"wisdom:build": "echo 'do something before publish'",
"wisdom:done": "echo 'do something after publish'"
}
}