Could We Leverage `conventional-recommended-bump`?

[hutson]

Today I came across conventional-recommended-bump, and realized that it does most of what this commit-analyzer project does. Not only will it suggest a version bump, but it also supports presets. Each preset describes whether a commit type will cause a patch, minor, or major version bump.

I believe we could leverage the presets in conventional-recommended-bump to resolve discussions such as #3

Each consumer of semantic-release could simply select the preset that corresponds with the commit types they want to release.

[jzsfkzm]

@boennemann what do you think about this idea? Either this change or making it configurable in commit-analyzer (#13) would be a great help in projects I'm working on currently.

[hutson]

Closing out this issue. Please feel free to re-open or re-file if switching to conventional-recommended-bump is still desired.

[stjohnjohnson]

@boennemann @christophwitzko any updates on this?

@hbetts why did you close this? What's an alternative?

[hutson]

@stjohnjohnson there is no immediate alternative if you're using semantic-release. You're only option is to wrap your preferred method using the plugin interface supported by semantic-release, and replacing the analyzeCommits plugin - https://github.com/semantic-release/semantic-release#analyzecommits

I closed out this issue because the lack of feedback caused me to pursue my own approach to automated releases. I originally came up with semantic-release-github, now deprecated, but now I use and maintain semantic-release-gitlab.

Since there has been no feedback here, and I no longer have vested interest in this issue, I decided to close the issue out.