@primer/publish v0.2.2-rc.b896cf0

primer/publish

This GitHub Action publishes to npm with the following conventions:

1. If we're on the master branch, the version field is used as-is and we just run npm publish --access public.
2. If we're on a release-<version> branch, we publish a release candidate to the next npm dist-tag with the version in the form: <version>-rc.<sha>
3. Otherwise, we publish a "canary" release, which has a version in the form: 0.0.0-<sha>.

Also:

• If the version in package.json is already published, we exit with a 78 code, which is Actions-speak for "neutral".
• On the master branch, we push the version commits back to GitHub via git.

Status checks

Two status checks will be listed for this action in your checks: publish is the action's check, and publish {package-name} is a commit status created by the action that reports the version published and links to unpkg.com via "Details":

Usage

To use this action in your own workflow, add the following snippet to your .github/main.workflow file:

action "publish" {
  uses = "primer/publish@master"
  secrets = [
    "GITHUB_TOKEN",
    "NPM_AUTH_TOKEN",
  ]
}

You will need to provide an npm access token with publish permissions via the NPM_AUTH_TOKEN secret in the Actions visual editor if you haven't already.

To avoid racking up failed publish actions, we suggest that you place this action after any linting and test actions.

npm CLI arguments

It's possible to pass additional arguments to npm via the args field in your workflow action. Because the primer-publish CLI accepts options of its own (such as --dry-run), you need to prefix any npm arguments with --:

action "publish" {
  uses = "primer/publish@master"
+  args = ["--", "--registry=https://registry.your.org"]