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Add a "getting started" guide.
See original GitHub issueI’m looking for something to help automate the release of various libraries I write, so something that would bump versions automatically, commit and push tags, generate changelog etc would be great, but I can’t for the life of me figure out how to use this project. I’ve gleaned some information from the various documentation, but when I run semantic-release version it keeps telling me it won’t make a new release.
A “getting started” guide with a few steps for how to try this tool out would be very nice.
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Any updates on this? I have troubles getting started with this tool on a new project, since whatever command I run, I get errors.
I would like some basic instructions like:
Do I need to specify the version variable reference in a
pyproject.toml? Or will it create a separate file to store the version by default? I would have expected the latter, but if I have to put it in a Python file, that’s fine.What tags need to exist? Do I have to have a
v0.0.1tag to begin with?Perhaps this can be added to the README.
Thanks!
@slhck I updated the readme hope it helps. If not please re-open the issue and add some notes about what is hard to understand or where you are stuck.