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At the moment, the tag that is set on draft release notes when using create is always the name of the specified milestone (-m).
create
-m
I would like the ability to specify the tag that gets used with a --tag <str> switch.
--tag <str>
This is useful when creating a tagged pre-release version. ie x.x.x-beta.x.
x.x.x-beta.x
At the moment this can be worked around by opening the draft release notes that get created and changing the tag to match the name.
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At the moment, the tag that is set on draft release notes when using
create
is always the name of the specified milestone (-m
).I would like the ability to specify the tag that gets used with a
--tag <str>
switch.Context
This is useful when creating a tagged pre-release version. ie
x.x.x-beta.x
.At the moment this can be worked around by opening the draft release notes that get created and changing the tag to match the name.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: