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We need to bump up the version in a couple of files and manually create a tag for every depscan release. Probably need an automated way of releasing things.
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Just a thought - If a PR is created for every new release with the body/title of the PR having a tag name (say vX.Y.Z) we can use GitHub Actions to create a release (modifying the necessary files with the updated version/tag as a part of the action) once the PR gets merged. That action can also create a new tag before creating/publishing a release.
Note: It seems that creating a release cannot be fully automated currently because they require a tag to be created (either manually or via a script [perhaps GitHub Actions - which will require a trigger (say a PR)]. If we have a PR for creating a release, it can take care of creating a new tag and then a new release.
@saketjajoo, good thinking. perhaps we clone this repo and use git tag from an action in depscan?
This may require adding a PAT in both the repos (depscan and depscan-bin) as the default GITHUB_TOKEN may not be privileged enough to create a tag from the depscan repo to the depscan-bin repo.
We need to bump up the version in a couple of files and manually create a tag for every depscan release. Probably need an automated way of releasing things.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: