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chore: Use release-it for releases #50

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lgtm

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gnought commented Feb 25, 2020

could we add --disable-metrics ?

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gnought commented Feb 25, 2020

IMO, it captures too much metrics.

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@gnought I have disabled them now

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lgtm

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If this setup is ok for you we can go on and make this even for others repos

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gnought commented Feb 25, 2020

Could we have a dry run to see how it performs?
I think the only we can’t automate is to define it is major or minor, and beta or alpha, and the otp.

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@gnought Yes, use --dry-run

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Can I merge this?

@robertsLando robertsLando merged commit 5998347 into master Feb 25, 2020
@robertsLando robertsLando deleted the release-script branch February 25, 2020 15:43
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