reporeleaser 1.0.0

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reporeleaser

Create a new release for your repo.

This will create a new release for your repo.
In the description of that release it will list all commits since the last release.

Install

Require Python version 3.5.3+

python3 -m pip install -U reporeleaser

Example

reporeleaser --token aaabbbccc111222333 --repo reporeleaser --release minor

This example will create a new release for reporeleaser with this information:

Tag name

Current version + 1 for minor, example 0.1.0

Release name

Current version + 1 for minor, example 0.1.0

Release description

## Changes

- Use regex to find previous tag
- Fix error handing for missing regex match
- Split code into multiple methods
- Create default tag_sha for last_release
- Add failsafe for new_commits
- use username and not name
- Use login not username
- correct versioning for major / minor

[Full Changelog][changelog]

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This release was created with [reporeleaser][reporeleaser] :tada:

[reporeleaser]: https://pypi.org/project/reporeleaser/
[changelog]: https://github.com/ludeeus/reporeleaser/compare/0.0.4...0.1.0

NB!: it is recommended to run it one time with --test to make sure the data is correct.

CLI options

param	alias	description
--token	-T	An GitHub access_token with repo permissions.
--repo	-R	The repo you are creating a release for, format should be repo if it's your's or user/repo
--release	None	Can be major, minor, patch or a custom tag name.
--test	None	This will print to console, and not create the release.
--draft	-D	Creates a release draft.
--show_sha	None	Show sha in the description lines. Example with this not set
--hide_footer	None	Hide the "footer" from the description.
--hide_full_changelog	None	Hide the "Full changelog" link from the description.
--version	-V	Print the installed version.

You can only use major, minor, patch if your tags are one of these:

• MAJOR.MINOR
• MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH
• vMAJOR.MINOR
• vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH

examples:

• 1.1
• 1.1.0
• v1.1
• v1.1.0

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