evo-release-workflow

To release packages in a monorepo using Changesets, you create a changeset file describing your modifications, commit it alongside your code changes, and merge the resulting automated PR to trigger the publishing workflow. This ensures consistent package versioning and release procedures.

The best way to manage versioning for multiple packages in a monorepo is to use Changesets to track modifications and automate version bumps. This process generates an automated PR that handles package publishing and version updates consistently across the repository.

The automated release workflow processes changeset files by reading your recorded modifications when you commit them, generating an automated PR that aggregates these changes, and then publishing the updated package versions to npm upon merging.

Yes, GitHub Actions automates the npm package publishing workflow with Changesets. When you commit a changeset file, the GitHub Actions workflow generates a release PR that automatically updates versions and publishes packages to npm upon merge.

Yes, you can release a new feature across multiple packages in the evo-web monorepo simultaneously by creating a single changeset file that documents the affected packages, committing it, and letting the automated release PR handle the combined version bump and npm publishing.

You should use Changesets instead of manual versioning for npm package releases to ensure consistency and reduce manual errors. It provides step-by-step guidance for creating changeset files and leverages an automated PR workflow to streamline publishing across monorepo packages.