Invoke shipjs prepare from GitHub
See original GitHub issueshipjs trigger
can be automated thanks to CI.
To achieve frictionless release flow within the GitHub interface, shipjs prepare
must also be able to be invoked without manually typing the CLI command from someone’s PC.
Possible solution
- Invoke
shipjs prepare
when someone responsible for releasing process and granted for running it (basically, admin) comments@shipjs prepare
in an issue or PR. - Offer simple Web UI (like Dependabot) to provide the
Prepare Release
button. - (any thoughts?)
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Reactions:1
- Comments:5 (4 by maintainers)
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@eunjae-lee @KnisterPeter I’ve been thinking about that. Maybe we can do that on GitHub Actions, without concerning maintaining servers:
In that case, however, we have to resolve #316 first to ensure shipjs is compatible with GitHub Actions.
@eunjae-lee Github Actions could react on comments in issues or PRs.