ci-jira-releaser 0.3.8.7

Simple way to release past(or current) commits within Jira

# ci-jira-releaser
Simple way to release past(or current) commits within Jira

Credit to @shamrin for the name generator code [https://github.com/shamrin/namesgenerator](https://github.com/shamrin/namesgenerator)

```
usage: ci-jira-releaser [-h] -p PROJECT_KEY -u JIRA_URL [-r REPO_ROOT]
[-U JIRA_USERNAME] [-P JIRA_PASSWORD] --from-commit
FROM_COMMIT [--to-commit TO_COMMIT]
[--project-name PROJECT_NAME]
[--build-number BUILD_NUMBER] [--development]
[--production]

A simple way to label development tags or auto make a releaser within Jira

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-p PROJECT_KEY, --project-key PROJECT_KEY
The Jira project key: e.g PROJ
-u JIRA_URL, --jira-url JIRA_URL
The url Jira is located at including http://
-r REPO_ROOT, --repo-root REPO_ROOT
The location of the git repo, must have a .git inside
-U JIRA_USERNAME, --jira-username JIRA_USERNAME
environment_var[JIRA_USER]
-P JIRA_PASSWORD, --jira-password JIRA_PASSWORD
environment_var[JIRA_PASSWORD]
--from-commit FROM_COMMIT
Hash of git commit to start grabbing issues from
--to-commit TO_COMMIT
End commit to parse through
--project-name PROJECT_NAME
The name of the project to help generate the label
--build-number BUILD_NUMBER
For build systems usually an environment variable.
Usually passed by Jenkins as a ENV variable.
--development Pass flag if using for development
--production Pass flag if using for production

Don't forget you can use environment variables
```
Examples
--

Development
---
```
ci-jira-releaser -p PROJ -u http://site.atlassian.net --from-commit SHA -r ~/my-project --project-name my-project --build-number 123 --development
```
Production
---
```
ci-jira-releaser -p PROJ -u http://site.atlassian.net --from-commit SHA -r ~/my-project --production
```