release

Execute the complete release workflow in a single command.

Usage

bash

relizy release [options]

What It Does

The release command combines multiple operations:

✅ Bumps version in package.json
✅ Generates/updates CHANGELOG.md
✅ Creates a git commit
✅ Creates a git tag
✅ Publishes to npm
✅ Creates GitHub/GitLab release

Options

Release Type

Specify the version bump type:

bash

# Patch release (1.0.0 → 1.0.1)
relizy release --patch

# Minor release (1.0.0 → 1.1.0)
relizy release --minor

# Major release (1.0.0 → 2.0.0)
relizy release --major

If no type is specified, Relizy automatically detects it from commits.

--no-commit

Skip creating git commit:

bash

relizy release --minor --no-commit

--no-push

Skip pushing to remote:

bash

relizy release --minor --no-push

--dry-run

Preview changes without executing:

bash

relizy release --minor --dry-run

--yes

Skip all confirmations:

bash

relizy release --minor --yes

Examples

Basic Release

bash

# Interactive release
relizy release --patch

# Output:
# → Bumping version to 1.0.1
# → Generating changelog
# → Creating commit
# → Creating tag v1.0.1
# → Pushing to remote
# ✓ Release complete!

Complete Release with Publishing

bash

relizy release --minor

# This will:
# 1. Bump to 1.1.0
# 2. Update changelog
# 3. Commit and tag
# 4. Publish to npm
# 5. Create GitHub release

Monorepo Selective Release

bash

relizy release --selective --minor

# Only packages with changes are bumped

CI/CD Usage

bash

# Automated release in CI
relizy release --patch --yes --no-clean

release ​

Usage ​

What It Does ​

Options ​

Release Type ​

--no-commit ​

--no-push ​

--dry-run ​

--yes ​

Examples ​

Basic Release ​

Complete Release with Publishing ​

Monorepo Selective Release ​

CI/CD Usage ​

See Also ​

release

Usage

What It Does

Options

Release Type

--no-commit

--no-push

--dry-run

--yes

Examples

Basic Release

Complete Release with Publishing

Monorepo Selective Release

CI/CD Usage

See Also