Closed linrongbin16 closed 6 months ago
We don't have an action for something like this. https://github.com/MarcoIeni/release-plz is an alternative that does. imo there are a lot of challenges in supporting a workflow like this though as I enumerated when I evaluated release-plz, see https://github.com/MarcoIeni/release-plz/discussions/1019
hi, would you please compare git-cliff+cargo-release with google/release-please-action. now I am using it with github actions to automatically release project.
(in case we are not on the same page, let me introduce it a little)
the google release-please-action will run on every push for
main
branch, collect the conventional commits e.g.feat
/fix
/perf
etc, and submit a release PR. The PR contains a changelog changes (similar to what git-cliff do), and a version bump inCargo.toml
for the rust project.I can either merge the release PR or just leave it there. if I leave it there, in following push on main branch, release-please-action will continue force push the PR to update newer commits.
if I merge the release PR to
main
branch, it will trigger the release-please-action to do another thing: it will create a git tag (e.g. next version, for examplev1.3.2
), and publish the release in github.since I am trying to create a rust/cargo project, and I can see in cargo community, git-cliff+cargo-release are more popular release tools. former for generate changelog, ladder for release+publish.
but how should I integrate these two tools with github actions? especially for the 2-steps workflow: submit release PR and publish after merge release PR? the docs didn't say too much about it, I am confused if I could do the same workflow with git-cliff+cargo-release.