Add --no-git-commit
option to changelog
command
#2258
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What Changed
Add
--no-git-commit
option tochangelog
command.With this new parameter it will be possible to change the
CHANGELOG.md
file without it doing the unwantedgit commit
.Why
Following the Do-It-Yourself topic in the documentation, I made this script to customize my project's deployment. It's working fine, but it's generating two commits due to the
changelog
command committing without being able to avoid it.With this new parameter I will be able to make a single commit to save the changes to the
CHANGELOG.md
andpackage.json
files.Below is an example of a script using this new feature:
Todo:
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