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chore: revert release-plz to older config #362

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@makspll makspll commented Mar 11, 2025

Summary

  • enter PR summary here
  • what did you change
  • why did you do it this way?
  • Are there alternative ways we need to keep in mind?

Testing (Read & Delete Me)

  • Did you write tests to cover new or modified behavior?
  • These are not necessary, but very welcome
  • I am always happy to receive any PR's, but adding tests makes it easier for me to merge them!

Conventional PR Titles (Read & Delete me)

  • This crate uses release-plz to manage our deploys
  • A CI check will verify your PR title to make sure it uses a valid conventional prefix like:
    • feat: {title} - corresponds to Added heading in changelog, backwards compatibile changes
    • fix: {title} - corresponds to Fixed heading in changelog, fixes bugs or bad behavior
    • chore: {title} - does not appear in the changelog, useful for "meta" work that doesn't affect the API
    • docs: {title} - does not appear in the changelog, for docuemntation changes.
    • tests: {title} - does not appear in changelog, purely adds or changes tests.
  • Adding a ! before the : will signify this is also a breaking change
    • This sort of change will cause a MAJOR version bump.
  • You can also use scopes to further detail the area your PR is changing i.e.:
    • feat(ladfile): add global types
    • fix(ladfile_builder): fix globals not getting exported
    • docs(bms): document weird vector behavior on MacOS

@makspll makspll merged commit 33eb2d9 into main Mar 11, 2025
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@makspll makspll deleted the makspll-patch-1 branch March 11, 2025 23:30
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