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When I say "automatically", I think through the CI 😉
Thank you, I will publish the package.
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When I say "automatically", I think through the CI 😉
Thank you, I will publish the package.
Yeah fair enough, suppose I should've said, 'Easier' as it just does some steps for you. But thanks a ton!
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Hello,
yes, the support for .gcloudignore
can be added.
The repository configuration no longer allows publishing a version automatically, but I can do it manually if you provide the Pulsar workflow.
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@ldez That's fantastic news!
You could do it automatically, or completely manually.
- Manually: Installing Pulsar to your workstation, then using
pulsar -p publish minor
in the same directory as your package. To do this of course you'll need to have an account with Pulsar that you can make on the Pulsar Website. And prior to publishing get your API key from the website after creating your account and runpulsar -p login --token=<API_TOKEN>
. And after this you
Automatically
- Install Pulsar on your workstation
- Create an account on the Pulsar Website
- Take your API token from the website and run
pulsar -p login --token=<API_TOKEN>
- Then within the project directory run
pulsar -p publish minor
Manually
- Update your package's
package.json
with the next version in theversion
key - Tag a release on GitHub with the same new version
- Create an account on the Pulsar Website
- Take your API token from the website and save it for the next step
- Make a
POST
request tohttps://api.pulsar-edit.dev/api/packages/language-ignore/versions
with the Header value"Authorization": "<API_TOKEN>"
set.
But I know the above might be a lot. But would love to see you contributing to the package on Pulsar, if you'd rather I'd also be more than happy to help out! Since anyone given write access to the repo is able to publish to pulsar as well. But otherwise I hope the above steps work just fine for you. And I'll make a PR here with the suggested changes!
Thanks again for the response!
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