Version and Automate ️ Releases like a Pro - Walkthrough and Demo

What if I not using node? Does npm is still required?

I wasn't able to watch the entire video yet, so I'm not sure if this is answered: What about really trivial non-breaking changes - say, for example, a text change - would that bump the MINOR number or the PATCH number? This has always stumped me because It's not really a new feature, nor is it a bugfix...

Great video! This package is now deprecated what are you using now?

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Thank you

Power packed 14 minutes video, Thanks for that!

Hi thanks for the video.. i have one problm like when i am running on my feature branch the Tag version is 1.0.1, whn merging with the Develop Branch its getting changed to 271.1.0,but i want to be with 1.0.1 version for the Client SDK and the Data N Service Dll... but why its getting changed? any idea

Great solution thank you for sharing this video

@Julie Ng, Thanks for the video, great content. Is there a way you can share your gitconfig aliases 🙈 ?

So which branch would I run standard-version on to up the version? If its feature-branch > dev > staging > main. Wouldn't I have to run this on a feature branch, and then merge through to main? Dev, staging and main are protected, so I can't commit the new version/change log straight to them? Then it seems like a lot of work to go through all those CI pipelines on my dev and staging branches to change the version. Would I have a new feature-branch like 'increase version' before a release? If I did it straight to main on a merge, then my other branches are behind because of the updated change log, which seems weird? I'm not sure if that makes sense but yeah, just which branch am I running this on, and what's the ideal workflow?

@Julie Ng Thank for the video. Could you do a video/walkthrough of pre-release management, releasing a pre-release and then syncing the released code with dev branch that might have progressed further since the pre-release was cut please? I am not sure if I could articulate the ask well, hope it was clear enough

not for noobs like me. unable to understand well.

this is extremely useful. Thanks a heap

I really miss your videos !

You deliver great content in your channel! Thank you!

really great stuff! I was looking for insights with semver and pipelines for a while... Althought it clarified some stuff, I'm still thinking what the best strategies for branching and semver would be... maybe a main, with the stable tags and a beta or rc branch with pre-stable tags and an unstable branch. This way I would do PRs from Unstable to Beta and from Beta to main, running testing and tagging on all 3 of them on a CI pipeline and running changelog only on main pipeline... does that make sense?

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Great stuff, thanks!

Thanks. Good to see you back 👍🏿