generate-release, by default, creates many issues and comments for missing release notes. This is easy to do accidentally and annoying to clean up. There is the --local flag, which is the equivalent of --dry-run, but it's easy to miss.
This PR replaces --local with --create-issues, which has the opposite effect of its predecessor. Now if you want to create an issue, you must specify --create-issues. By default, it will now just print the expected issue content without creating anything.
Closes #1587.
generate-release, by default, creates many issues and comments for missing release notes. This is easy to do accidentally and annoying to clean up. There is the--localflag, which is the equivalent of--dry-run, but it's easy to miss.This PR replaces
--localwith--create-issues, which has the opposite effect of its predecessor. Now if you want to create an issue, you must specify--create-issues. By default, it will now just print the expected issue content without creating anything.