Publish

While it would be possible to automatically publish a set of release notes in a single command, it is envisioned that some manual intervention is required to ensure that all release notes are valid, and any additional information is added to the release, prior to publishing. As a result, a second command is required to actually publish a release.

Required Parameters

  • --token: The access token to access GitHub with.
  • -o, --owner: The owner of the repository.
  • -r, --repository: The name of the repository.
  • -t, --tagName: The name of the release (Typically this is the generated SemVer Version Number).

Optional Parameters

  • -d, -targetDirectory: The directory on which GitReleaseManager should be executed. Defaults to current directory.
  • -l, -logFilePath: Path to where log file should be created. Defaults to logging to console.

Examples

gitreleasemanager.exe publish -t 0.1.0 --token fsdfsf67657sdf5s7d5f -o repoOwner -r repo

gitreleasemanager.exe publish --tagName 0.1.0 --token fsdfsf67657sdf5s7d5f --owner repoOwner --repository repo
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