Here is the use-case I am trying to solve:
I'd like to tag my repo with the tag latest and draft a release with that tag every time PRs are merged into master. When that code is actually deployed to production, I create a tag using the git sha as the tag name and create a new release:
gren release --ignore-tags-with=latest
This creates a new release with the newly created tag. However, it also leaves a draft release for the latest tag even though the new tag is at the same level as latest. Until the latest tag moves ahead of the new tag, it's release notes are a duplicate and in the draft state.
I would like the option to remove a draft release using gren and am happy to submit a PR. The proposed command options would be: gren release --delete-tag=<tag_name>
Here is the use-case I am trying to solve:
I'd like to tag my repo with the tag
latestand draft a release with that tag every time PRs are merged intomaster. When that code is actually deployed to production, I create a tag using the git sha as the tag name and create a new release:This creates a new release with the newly created tag. However, it also leaves a draft release for the
latesttag even though the new tag is at the same level aslatest. Until thelatesttag moves ahead of the new tag, it's release notes are a duplicate and in the draft state.I would like the option to remove a draft release using
grenand am happy to submit a PR. The proposed command options would be:gren release --delete-tag=<tag_name>