seCureLI is a tool that enables you to experience the delight of building products by helping you get ideas from your head into working software as frictionlessly as possible, in a reliable, secure, scalable, and observable way.
As a SeCurLI user, I want SeCurLI to simulate the behavior as if it were running in the main branch.
So that we can correct our semantic-release dry-run step HERE to serve as a valid test.
Currently, because SeCurLI is ran on PR branches, it always exits with the following message:
branch '' isn't in any
release groups; no release will be made
We need to figure out how to make SeCurLI simulate the behavior as if it were running in the main branch which could require fixing the release group to include all branches.
AC:
- SeCurLI simulates the behavior of running on the main branch
- Semantic-release dry-run is served as a valid test
Open Questions:
- Why does this step use the github action relekang/python-semantic-release instead of python-semantic-release/python-semantic-release, which is what we use in the actual release? We may need to swap that test is using the same Action as the actual release.
As a SeCurLI user, I want SeCurLI to simulate the behavior as if it were running in the main branch. So that we can correct our semantic-release dry-run step HERE to serve as a valid test. Currently, because SeCurLI is ran on PR branches, it always exits with the following message: branch '' isn't in any
release groups; no release will be made
We need to figure out how to make SeCurLI simulate the behavior as if it were running in the main branch which could require fixing the release group to include all branches.
AC:
- SeCurLI simulates the behavior of running on the main branch
- Semantic-release dry-run is served as a valid test
Open Questions:
- Why does this step use the github action relekang/python-semantic-release instead of python-semantic-release/python-semantic-release, which is what we use in the actual release? We may need to swap that test is using the same Action as the actual release.