feat: simplified release workflow - no PAT or PR approach needed #28
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- One simple job: version, tag, release, publish - No complex PR creation/merging logic - Uses marketplace actions for releases - Much more reliable and maintainable NOTE: Requires branch protection to allow GitHub Actions bot to push, or use a PAT with bypass permissions in secrets as GITHUB_TOKEN
- Uses GH_PAT secret if available, falls back to GITHUB_TOKEN - Allows workflow to push version commits even with branch protection - No UI changes needed - just add PAT secret
- No PAT needed - No PR approach needed - No branch protection bypass needed - Simply bumps version, creates tag from merge commit, releases, and publishes - Version in package.json stays at old version, but tag has new version - This works perfectly with branch protection on free plan
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Simplifies the release workflow to work with branch protection on GitHub Free plan:
Key Changes:
How it works:
Trade-off:
Ready to test! This should work perfectly with branch protection.