I'd like to hear your opinion on a new option:
I want the action to create a patch version if no commit resulted in a version bump since last the release.
For example,
If I make a commit that doesn't follow conventional commits (e.g GitHub editor), or
If a GitHub Action or App occasionally creates a commit into the branch whose message I cannot configure, and it doesn't follow conventional commits.
While at the same time, these changes should be in a new version.
So instead of:
Run ietf-tools/semver-action@v1
Comparing against latest tag: 1.0.0
[INVALID] Skipping commit aaa as it doesn't follow conventional commit format.
...
[INVALID] Skipping commit bbb as it doesn't follow conventional commit format.
Error: No commit resulted in a version bump since last release!
Do:
Run ietf-tools/semver-action@v1
Comparing against latest tag: 1.0.0
[INVALID] Skipping commit aaa as it doesn't follow conventional commit format.
...
[INVALID] Skipping commit bbb as it doesn't follow conventional commit format.
[PATCH]: No commit resulted in a version bump since last release! This will cause a patch version bump.
It'd be like a new patch option to the noVersionBumpBehavior config.
Hello, thank you for this great GitHub action!
I'd like to hear your opinion on a new option: I want the action to create a patch version if no commit resulted in a version bump since last the release.
For example,
So instead of:
Do:
It'd be like a new
patch
option to thenoVersionBumpBehavior
config.What are your thoughts?