version-release

Automated version release management applies structured workflows to trigger version bumps and generate changelogs directly within your CI/CD pipeline. It evaluates PR titles and branch names to determine release readiness and automate tagging.

Managing minor and patch releases across canary and main branches is handled through structured workflows that create release branches, increment versions, and open standard PRs. This synchronizes repositories and automates post-release actions like syncing back to canary.

PR titles trigger automated version releases through auto-release trigger rules that evaluate the title format and branch name. This mechanism determines release readiness, automatically bumping the version and generating a changelog when criteria are met.

Automating patch releases requires a branch strategy utilizing canary and main branches. The workflow auto-bumps the patch version on these branches, generates a changelog, and opens a PR to main to ensure structured synchronization.

Post-release automated actions include bumping the package.json version, creating an annotated git tag, generating a GitHub Release, and synchronizing the updated codebase back to the canary branch to maintain repository alignment.

Yes, the minor release workflow creates a release branch from canary, increments the minor version, and opens a PR with a standard title. This structured process automates changelog generation and integrates directly with CI/CD pipelines.