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skillset release

The Skillset release command can audit, plan, apply, and amend releases.

Generated from Skillset’s CLI presentation contract. See the documentation system.

Audit, plan, apply, and amend releases.

skillset release amend

Amend applied release history.

Usage

skillset release amend <@ref> [--ref <ref>] [--reason <text>|--reason-file <path>|--reason -] [--json] [--root <path>]

Options

Option Meaning
--json Emit exactly one versioned finite JSON result document.
--reason <value> Provide change or release reason text, with ‘-’ meaning stdin.
--reason-file <value> Read change or release reason text from a file.
--ref <value> Select a change or release record by reference.
--root <value> Select the repository root; defaults to cwd or Git root according to the route.

skillset release apply

Apply a planned release.

Usage

skillset release apply [--yes] [--json] [--root <path>]

Options

Option Meaning
--json Emit exactly one versioned finite JSON result document.
--root <value> Select the repository root; defaults to cwd or Git root according to the route.
--yes Confirm a fully specified plan-first mutation without prompting.

skillset release audit

Audit release and changelog state.

Usage

skillset release audit [--json] [--root <path>]

Options

Option Meaning
--json Emit exactly one versioned finite JSON result document.
--root <value> Select the repository root; defaults to cwd or Git root according to the route.

skillset release plan

Plan versions and changelog updates.

Usage

skillset release plan [--json] [--root <path>]

Options

Option Meaning
--json Emit exactly one versioned finite JSON result document.
--root <value> Select the repository root; defaults to cwd or Git root according to the route.

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