fix: support scoped conventional commits in auto-release workflows#60
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fix: support scoped conventional commits in auto-release workflows#60
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The auto-release workflows were skipping all releases because the commit message condition checked for 'feat:' and 'fix:' prefixes, but commits use scoped format like 'feat(cfl):' and 'feat(jtk):'. Changed startsWith checks from 'feat:' to 'feat' (and 'fix:' to 'fix') to match both scoped and non-scoped conventional commit formats.
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feat(cfl):,feat(jtk):)feat:,fix:)Changes
Updated the
ifcondition in both workflow files from:startsWith(github.event.head_commit.message, 'feat:')to:
startsWith(github.event.head_commit.message, 'feat')Test plan
git fetch --tags && git tag | grep -E '^(cfl|jtk)-v'brew update && brew upgrade cfl jtkto confirm Homebrew worksCloses #59