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Gulp release - #104
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Most of the steps are 'pseudo code' for now
Asks for the bumpt type creates a new version tags it pushes to github
It is already catched in side the function
We just need the default
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asserBranchAllowed -> assertBranchAllowed
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Related: https://github.com/sindresorhus/np |
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First part of the release process:
1.1 make sure if we are on master branch
1.2 ask for bump type
1.3 npm version (bump the version on package.json)
1.4 git push & git push --tag
2.1 manually do a pull request on github (master to release)
2.2 merge the pull request
3.1 CI builds & creates a github release
3.2 CI adds the build to the github release
3.3 CI commits the build files to a seperate release-build branch