The pipeline of previous release fails to release a new version. The error related to a dirty git state, due to a folder called .semrel. From what i can tell this folder is generated in the pipeline and contains the releases that semantic-release will push to git.
This PR adds the folder .semrel to .gitignore.
After some further digging - We are using go-semantic-release to generate semantic releases in this repository. The version we are using is semantic-release@latest. Versions of semantic release > 2.0.0 will place plugins in to a .semrel folder in the working directory. These files are contaminating the git state during the pipeline run, causing the goreleaser step to fail.
The pipeline of previous release fails to release a new version. The error related to a dirty git state, due to a folder called .semrel. From what i can tell this folder is generated in the pipeline and contains the releases that semantic-release will push to git.
This PR adds the folder .semrel to .gitignore.
After some further digging - We are using go-semantic-release to generate semantic releases in this repository. The version we are using is semantic-release@latest. Versions of semantic release > 2.0.0 will place plugins in to a .semrel folder in the working directory. These files are contaminating the git state during the pipeline run, causing the goreleaser step to fail.
See: https://github.com/go-semantic-release/semantic-release