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to state in another lens: while e.g. expectation is be able to use the real-world-use-case I'm attempting to enable at the moment:
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@ahmadnassri have you found any decent workaround for this? We'd like to use exactly the same workflow as what you described with draft releases but haven't found a great way to handle it. If not, I'll try to find the time to make a PR for this project. |
@CalebAlbers I have not found a solution yet |
I have the opposite problem, but have found no documentation on the web about it except this thread, so here I am. Our .releaserc file is only creating Draft releases in Github, and I have to go in and manually publish each one as they're created. https://github.com/edx/frontend-platform/blob/master/.releaserc Blows my mind, I can't figure out why it won't publish them. The releases publish to npm just fine, and are available to be installed... Github just won't mark them as Published. |
@davidjoy the current semver github plugin puts releases into the draft state while uploading assets. It looks like the releases for the repo you listed have quite a few assets being published (each individual file, rather than a .zip or similar), so I'm wondering if you are hitting the limit of files that can be attached to the release in Github. This is pure conjecture, but that's the only thing I can think of. The release doesn't get marked as Published until all the assets are uploaded, so a breakdown there could be causing the issue. |
I am trying to integrate This seems like a simple thing to add as most of the code is already there. I would be willing to create a PR for this which implements a |
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is it possible to create a draft only release?
that is, run the whole process, but keep the release labelled as "draft" in github (otherwise referred to as "pre-release" in GitHub's UI and not to be confused with
semantic-release
'sprerelease
flag on branches)I looked through issues and examples in this repo and there was no such example, the only reference to "draft" was in-line and doesn't seem to be specifically flaggable ...
to further distinguish from workflow with
prerelease
flag, I intend to continue using a single main branch and not looking to implement the workflows as described rather, just make the final github release flagged as "draft" upon publishing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: