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It is no longer necessary to release every package that has changed. Instead, you may release a subset of packages (as long as it is okay to do so; see next items).
Soft-enforce major-bumped packages to be released along with their dependents (#101)
If a new major version of a package A is being included in the release, and there are is a package B which depends on A but which is not also being released at the same time, then the tool will produce an error. This is to ensure that if a consumer is upgrading package A in a project and they also need to upgrade package B for compatibility reasons, they can.
Soft-enforce dependents to be released along with their dependencies (#102)
If package B depends on package A, and A has changed since its last release, and B is being included in the release but not A, then the tool will produce an error. This is to ensure that if B has been changed to rely on a new feature that was added to A, it doesn't break when it is used in a project (since that feature is present in development but has not been published).