README.md

Datashare Plugin : Tour

A Datashare plugin to build a tour guide on it.

🤸 New release

This guide will help you publish a new release by following a few simple steps. We'll ensure your environment is updated, customize your commit message, and create a version tag. Let's get started!

Step 1: Update Your Local Environment

Before making any changes, ensure that your local repository is synchronized with the latest updates from the remote repository:

git pull origin main --rebase --tags

Step 2: Customize the Commit Message Format

To keep track of version changes, customize the commit message format for bumping the version. This step ensures that every version bump commit is clearly labeled using semantic commit:

yarn config set version-git-message "bump: %s"

Step 3: Create a Release Tag

For a major version bump (significant changes or backward-incompatible changes), use:

yarn version --major

For a minor version bump (backward-compatible new features), use:

yarn version --minor

For a patch version bump (backward-compatible bug fixes), use:

yarn version --patch

Step 4: Push Your Changes to Remote

Finally, push the new version tag to the remote repository. This step triggers the GitHub Action to publish the new release:

git push origin main --tags

Your new release is now published!