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Difference between lerna publish --conventional-commits and this? #87

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pselden opened this issue Sep 11, 2017 · 2 comments
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Difference between lerna publish --conventional-commits and this? #87

pselden opened this issue Sep 11, 2017 · 2 comments

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@pselden
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pselden commented Sep 11, 2017

$ lerna publish --conventional-commits
When run with this flag, publish will use the Conventional Commits Specification to determine the version bump and generate CHANGELOG

This seems very similar to what lerna-semantic-release provides. Would love to know what the material differences are and why I might choose one over the other.
@pselden pselden changed the title Difference between lerna publish --conventional-commits Difference between lerna publish --conventional-commits and this? Sep 11, 2017
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desfero commented Jan 26, 2018

Any thoughts on this?

@erquhart
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I haven't confirmed this, but I'm guessing that command works for the default "fixed" mode - where all packages share a single version - and not --independent mode, where all packages are independently versioned. The Lerna README links to this repo as a semantic versioning solution specifically for --independent mode.

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