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release ​

Execute the complete release workflow in a single command.

Usage ​

bash
relizy release [options]

What It Does ​

The release command combines multiple operations:

  1. ✅ Bumps version in package.json
  2. ✅ Generates/updates CHANGELOG.md
  3. ✅ Creates a git commit
  4. ✅ Creates a git tag
  5. ✅ Publishes to npm
  6. ✅ Creates GitHub or GitLab release
  7. ✅ Posts to social media (optional)
  8. ✅ Posts a comment on the PR/MR (optional)

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

All available version flags: --patch, --minor, --major, --prerelease, --prepatch, --preminor, --premajor

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

--canary ​

Publish a temporary test version without git side effects:

bash
relizy release --canary

When --canary is used, Relizy automatically disables: changelog generation, git commit, git tag, git push, provider release (GitHub/GitLab), and social media posting. Only publishing to npm and PR comments remain active.

The canary version format is {nextVersion}-canary.{sha}.0 (e.g., 1.3.0-canary.a3f4b2c.0).

Use --preid to customize the prerelease identifier:

bash
relizy release --canary --preid snapshot
# → 1.3.0-snapshot.a3f4b2c.0

See the Canary Releases guide for full details.

--no-commit ​

Skip creating git commit:

bash
relizy release --no-commit

--no-push ​

Skip pushing to remote:

bash
relizy release --no-push

--dry-run ​

Preview changes without executing:

bash
relizy release --dry-run

--yes ​

Skip all confirmations:

bash
relizy release --yes

--no-git-tag ​

Skip pushing git tag:

bash
relizy release --no-git-tag

--no-social ​

Skip social media posting:

bash
relizy release --no-social

--no-pr-comment ​

Skip PR/MR comment posting:

bash
relizy release --no-pr-comment

--pr-number ​

Override the auto-detected PR/MR number:

bash
relizy release --patch --pr-number 42

Useful in CI/CD where the PR number is available as an environment variable:

bash
relizy release --patch --yes --pr-number ${{ github.event.pull_request.number }}

--no-provider-release ​

Skip provider release creation (GitHub/GitLab):

bash
relizy release --no-provider-release

--no-publish ​

Skip npm publishing:

bash
relizy release --no-publish

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

Canary Release ​

bash
# Publish a canary version
relizy release --canary

# Canary with custom preid in CI
relizy release --canary --preid snapshot --yes

# Canary with PR comment
relizy release --canary --yes --pr-number 42

See Also ​

Released under the MIT License.

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