Closed matildepark closed 3 months ago
When a commit hits the main branch, we auto-build it and deploy it to the alpha tag on npm.
alpha
A user can then run it by hitting npx nolita@alpha.
npx nolita@alpha
Alpha versions look like this: nolita@1.2.4-alpha.f748a02.0
nolita@1.2.4-alpha.f748a02.0
That is, it increments the version number a minor step, adds -alpha-, then adds the git hash and .0.
-alpha-
.0
Fixes #47
(Test here is failing because it can't find Chrome. You might want to try pushing a Mac-specific pnpm-lock here, if it actually differs. Maybe Windows pnpm build is messing up the runner?)
When a commit hits the main branch, we auto-build it and deploy it to the
alpha
tag on npm.A user can then run it by hitting
npx nolita@alpha
.Alpha versions look like this:
nolita@1.2.4-alpha.f748a02.0
That is, it increments the version number a minor step, adds
-alpha-
, then adds the git hash and.0
.Fixes #47