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GitTools / GitReleaseManager

Tool for creating and exporting releases for software applications hosted on GitHub
https://gittools.github.io/GitReleaseManager/docs/
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Add support for GitLab #523

Closed gep13 closed 10 months ago

gep13 commented 1 year ago

Description

This PR adds support to allow creation, and maintenance of, releases on GitLab. This has been made possible using the NGItLab library. There are some items that have been left unimplemented, see the commit messages for more details.

Related Issue

Fixes #146

Motivation and Context

I work on some projects that use GitLab for private work, and I want the ability to create release notes in the same way as done on public projects on GitHub.

How Has This Been Tested?

  1. Create both a public and private repository on GitLab
  2. Get token to allow maintenance of these projects
  3. Create a milestone and some issues using standard GRM labels
  4. Run the create command to create release from the milestone - this will create an "upcoming release"
  5. Run the discard command to delete the release
  6. Run the create command again
  7. Run the publish command to update the release to actually being releases
  8. Run the close command to close the milestone
  9. Run the open command to open the milestone
  10. Run the export command to grab a markdown file version of the release that was created

The above are some sample things to do to verify things are working as expected, but various other tests have also been completed. Let me know if you run into any problems with anything.

Screenshots (if appropriate):

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gep13 commented 1 year ago

@AdmiringWorm if/when you get a minute, can you please have another review of this? Thanks!

gep13 commented 12 months ago

@AdmiringWorm I have fixed up the remaining issues, and squashed them into the PR Review commit. Once you are happy, I can look to squash that commit into other commits, or move forward with it as a standalone commit.

gep13 commented 10 months ago

@AdmiringWorm I have squashed the final commit, and created some others, but the code itself hasn't changed. I am going to move forward with merging this once the CI build completes.