Open weierophinney opened 8 years ago
Hey @weierophinney, this is a great idea.
I currently have a bash script for doing releases on another project (the release steps are mostly described in https://speakerdeck.com/henvic/writing-a-modern-cli-tool?slide=40, but I have to update a little bit) that we can use for a release command on gh and maybe we can elaborate on top of it.
You can see an outdated version of it at https://gist.github.com/henvic/e7f071ecf7dffd5694cb2856590c39d0
I think a "gh release" command would be something like it. I am actually rewriting part of it to make it more robust...
What do you think about prompting the user for each step, instead of passing them by flags?
PS: Sorry for taking 20 days to answer (we are overwhelmed with work :). And thank you for your nice work on the Zend Framework. I have been an user of it / PHP for many years. We have met at ZendCon '11, but you probably don't remember me.
Any update on this? I'm a new user would very much like support for releases, specifically the --list
in my use case.
@vidavidorra I have written a tool that manipulates changelog files in Keep-A-Changelog format, and added tooling to that to perform releases (it pulls the changelog for the given release and pushes it to GitHub). It's written in PHP; if that sounds useful to you, you can find it at phly/keep-a-changelog.
Hi! One thing I often do on my repositories is create an official release from a given tag. Currently, this requires going to the website, finding the tag, editing it, and then copy/pasting the changelog/release notes. In some few cases, I also need to upload distribution files, but this is more rare.
So, feature request is something like this:
Ideally, it'd be great to be able to pipe the description/notes to the command, and have it use those:
Upload files would work as follows:
The above would create the release, using the piped release notes, and uploading the two files to the release.
Thanks for the great tool; the little I've used it the last couple weeks, it's been a huge boon for many rote tasks I'd been having to use the web interface for!