core: add release step in CI to push packed tarballs to GH release #29
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As part of #18 this is a test to try to push tarballs generated by oclif to a Github Release. The idea for the release process would be in two steps: - locally on a developer machine: bump the version, commit, tag and publish to npm with the following command: ``` npm run publish -- 2.0.1 ``` This will not create a github release anymore (due to the added `--no-release-draft` tag passed to `np`). - once the tag is pushed, the CI kicks in with this [github action](https://github.com/softprops/action-gh-release) by doing the following: - Github draft release creation - Upload of standalone tarballs (generated by oclif) - The developer can then edit the newly created draft release to write release notes and publish the release 🚀
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As part of #18 this is a test to try to push tarballs generated by
oclif to a Github Release.
The idea for the release process would be in two steps:
publish to npm with the following command:
This will not create a github release anymore (due to the added
--no-release-drafttag passed tonp).by doing the following:
write release notes and publish the github release 🚀