Add tag and release script #455
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nuwang
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Feb 22, 2024
scripts/tag-and-release.sh
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| git tag -a -m "Automatic tagging of $tag" $tag | ||
| git push origin $tag | ||
| # Generate the release. | ||
| gh release create $tag --generate-notes --latest |
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In the GUI release page, it's possible to select the previous release tag, so that release notes are generated in-between that and the latest. Is there a flag to do something like that in the commandline?
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Ah, yes there is. I missed it until now since its mixed in with the option to read the release notes from a file.
nuwang
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Yes, it should be good to go now. |
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This is the script I have been using to tag and release prior versions.