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give core maintainers npm publish rights
See original GitHub issueso that we can start pushing out some initial releases on top of this mono-repo, @stevemao will need to give a few of the core maintainers publish rights to all of the appropriate npm modules in the packages/ folder.
A release is then kicked off by running:
lerna publish
Which will prompt the person running the release for the appropriate version bumps for each module that has changed since the last release – the first release will require that each module is updated with a patch release (as a result of moving into this monorepo).
Note
I am beginning work as we speak on a tool to manage the changelog for each module in the packages/ folder – and will update our build process once I have something in the works.
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- Created 7 years ago
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Just learned that npm supports org now. Should be easier to add everyone!
Yeah, the orgs are really nice in my experince, we should really be using them 😄