release-management

Automate GitHub releases using semantic versioning by leveraging the gh CLI to manage version bumping, generate changelogs from commit history, and upload release artifacts. This enforces MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH rules and validates version integrity.

Yes, you can generate a changelog automatically from merged pull requests. The release process extracts commit history to summarize new features and breaking changes, ensuring changelog completeness through integrated validation rules before publishing.

Yes, this release automation tool supports both standard and hotfix release workflows. It applies semantic versioning enforcement and changelog validation rules to ensure version integrity across different release paths.

Ensure changelog completeness and version integrity during version bumping through integrated validation rules. The automation checks that the changelog accurately details all changes, including breaking ones, before creating the GitHub release tag.

The best way to upload release artifacts to GitHub automatically is by using the gh CLI within the release workflow. It handles version tagging, changelog generation, and artifact uploads like dist/app.zip in a single automated process.

Yes, you need the gh CLI installed to manage version bumping and GitHub releases. The automation relies on the gh CLI to interact with GitHub, create version tags, and upload artifacts seamlessly.