ci(release): use semantic-release directly, add release preview script #373
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Overview
This PR updates the release configuration to use
semantic-release
directly rather than misdirect through a 3rd-party GitHub Action. By usingsemantic-release
directly, we also gain the opportunity to do "dry run" releases locally.Closes #356 (maybe?)
Change log
semantic-release
to dev dependenciessemantic-release
release:preview
script for maintainers to locally preview a release on a branchRelease preview
I originally set out to get a "release preview" to be a part of the CI workflow. I ran into the following roadblocks with
semantic-release
:I threw myself at it a couple times, and walked away thinking that this just isn't something
semantic-release
is designed to do. So, I settled for something a little more crude that can hopefully still be helpful for maintainers - a local script:Wen I run this on this branch, I get: