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v3: Add make-official-release script #1578
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@Florent-Bouisset I don't get prettier's issue and the GitHub's VSCode WebIDE don't see it either. Can you look at it? |
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in make-dev-releases
the message is "Please enter the wanted version number (example: 4.12.1)"
, but it should probably mention v3 as example
scripts/update-version
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@@ -50,4 +50,4 @@ echo "creating types for legacy code bases..." | |||
rm -f dist/rx-player.d.ts rx-player.min.d.ts | |||
echo "${copyright_text} | |||
import RxPlayer from \"./_esm5.processed/minimal\"; | |||
export default RxPlayer;" | tee dist/rx-player.d.ts dist/rx-player.min.d.ts >/dev/null | |||
export default RxPlayer;" | tee dist/rx-player.d.ts dist/rx-player.min.d.ts > /dev/null |
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nothing but github complaining about not having a new line at end of file
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I added a line because I don't mind much, so if it can make some website's robot happier, happy to help!
Yes, done! |
I was trying to backport #1524 to the v3 so we can easily make a v3 release.
However due to a cascade of hardware issues, I currently cannot use any other software than a web browser basically.
Navigating through unfamiliar web-only tools (mainly VSCode so familiar to many, but I wasn't nor with any other non-terminal editor), I did my backport, but seeing now the diff on GitHub's interface for the first time it seems that the development was already backported and that this PR only fixes some mistakes.
Well, this PR's modifications still have a point, so I keep it.