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Travis env variables

See original GitHub issue

After upgrading to latest version environmental variables stopped working.

It was working fine on "semantic-release": "^15.7.1" and "@semantic-release/git": "^6.0.1" as shown in this commit (signed remotely via gpg): https://github.com/azdanov/azdanov.github.io/commit/c1763ce1eafedf172102ebbdb479732519de6f99

After updating to "@semantic-release/git": "^7.0.0" and "semantic-release": "^15.8.0" env variables are ignored. For example here (could not sign since submitted by a bot): https://github.com/azdanov/azdanov.github.io/commit/2419e04572710c7cdc3bcff4a6a20a2e8f532dc9.

Am I missing something with the new update?

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Created 5 years ago
Comments:7 (4 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

1reaction

pvdlgcommented, Jul 18, 2018

Nervermind, I think I found the bug. I’ll release a fix tonight.

0reactions

azdanovcommented, Jul 18, 2018

Just in case, here’s my variables.

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