Automating version management, software and package publishing
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The GitHub presence of semantic-release showcases a wide range of repositories focused on automating version management and software publishing. Primarily developed in JavaScript, the organization offers several notable projects such as semantic-release, commit-analyzer, and various plugins that integrate with GitHub and CI services, enhancing the release process.
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semantic-release
:package::rocket: Fully automated version management and package publishing
github
:octocat: semantic-release plugin to publish a GitHub release and comment on released Pull Requests/Issues
commit-analyzer
:bulb: semantic-release plugin to analyze commits with conventional-changelog
cli
:cl::round_pushpin: Setup automated semver compliant package publishing
release-notes-generator
:clipboard: semantic-release plugin to generate changelog content with conventional-changelog
git
:twisted_rightwards_arrows: semantic-release plugin to commit release assets to the project's git repository
gitlab
:fox_face: semantic-release plugin to publish a GitLab release
changelog
📃semantic-release plugin to create or update a changelog file
npm
:ship: semantic-release plugin to publish a npm package
env-ci
Get environment variables exposed by CI services
exec
:shell: semantic-release plugin to execute custom shell commands
cracks
:anger::mag: breaking change detection
gitlab-config
:fox_face: Semantic-release shareable config for GitLab
travis-deploy-once
🚫Test multiple node versions on Travis. Deploy once. If all of them pass.
issue-parser
Parser for Github, GitLab and Bitbucket issues actions, references and mentions
twitter-together
Submit tweets for https://twitter.com/SemanticRelease using pull requests
error
:boom: :speech_balloon: errors but with error code
release-notes-generator-v3
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wordpress
🐶 Semantic Release plugin for packaging up WordPress plugins / themes
condition-travis
:no_entry_sign: semantic-release plugin to check Travis CI environment before publishing.
evolution
Proposals for changes to semantic-release
apm-config
:atom: semantic-release shareable config to publish Atom packages with apm
.github
Common configuration for the semantic-release organization
commit-analyzer-v2
🚫 This repository has been archived
docker-gitbox
Gitbox is a docker image that combines a preconfigured git server utilizing the git smart-http service for repository access. This is complemented by an installation of gitlist. Git smart-http and gitlist are served via nginx.
npm-registry-docker
:ship: CouchDB Docker image running npm-registry-couchapp
semantic-release.github.io
Project Website
last-release-npm
:no_entry_sign: determine the version of the last release via the npm registry
last-release-git-tag
:no_entry_sign: Determine the version of the last release with git tags
docs
📘semantic-release official documentation and landing page
project-management
Waffle.io powered project management for the semantic-release project
condition-codeship
:no_entry_sign: make sure the right builds on codeship get published
condition-nsp
No description provided for this repository.
welcome
📦🤗 Welcome to the semantic-release community
core
[WIP] ⚙️ Core orchestration engine for semantic-release
condition-run-script
:no_entry_sign: condition-run-script
apm
:atom: semantic-release plugin to publish Atom packages with apm
Frequently asked questions
What does semantic-release build on GitHub?
Semantic-release builds on GitHub by providing tools for automating version management and package publishing. Its repositories include several plugins designed to analyze commits, generate changelogs, and facilitate the release process across various platforms.
Which programming languages does semantic-release use?
Semantic-release primarily uses JavaScript for its core functionality, along with Shell, TypeScript, CSS, and MDX across its various repositories. This diverse language usage supports different aspects of the automation and publishing processes.
Are semantic-release's repositories public?
Yes, all repositories under the semantic-release organization on GitHub are public. This allows users and developers to access, contribute to, and utilize the tools and plugins for automated version management and software publishing.
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