Add a release workflow - #9
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You start a release from the Actions page. The workflow asks which part of the version to raise:
major,minor, orpatch.The
Prepare a releaseworkflow raises the version inmagit-standup.eland inEaskfile, then commits and opens a pull request with thechorelabel. The commit author is the user who starts the workflow. The committer is the bot.The
Releaseworkflow publishes the release after you merge that pull request. It creates the tag, generates the notes, and removes the stale draft.To let the workflow open a pull request, tick
Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requestsunder Settings, Actions, General.