There are a few mentions in the git log of "triggering" a release. What does that consist of? It seems the standard(ish) npm version && npm publish isn't being used directly (there's no version number in the package.json)
Specifically, I'm looking to create a package to test my fix for #35 in downstream projects. For the time being, I've just run npm run build, manually added a version number into the package.json, and then done npm pack. Seems to work, but I'm guessing there's some more straightforward way you're doing this?
Having the info either in the README or as an npm run command would be helpful.
There are a few mentions in the git log of "triggering" a release. What does that consist of? It seems the standard(ish)
npm version && npm publish
isn't being used directly (there's no version number in the package.json)Specifically, I'm looking to create a package to test my fix for #35 in downstream projects. For the time being, I've just run
npm run build
, manually added a version number into the package.json, and then donenpm pack
. Seems to work, but I'm guessing there's some more straightforward way you're doing this?Having the info either in the README or as an npm run command would be helpful.
Thanks!