This script will create a Jekyll post from the body of an issue.
The script has an endpoint triggered by GitHub issue webhook:
$ curl -X POST https://bebanjo-releases-builder.herokuapp.com/pingThe issue must also have the tag column:release and frontmatter like this:
---
title: Title of the release note
date: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
updated: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
revision: 1
---
Description of the release note.
## References
- `repo#number` Title of the referenced issuegit clone git@github.com:bebanjo/releases-builder.gitandcd releases-buildercp .env-sample .env, edit and get a personal token (repo access)- Install dependencies with
bundle install - Run the application with
foreman start webe.g.-> https://bebanjo-releases-builder.herokuapp.com - The repo you want to create releases needs a webhook e.g.
htt 691F ps://github.com/<user>/<repo>/settings/hooks - Point the webhook to your ping URL e.g.
https://bebanjo-releases-builder.herokuapp.com/ping - Now when you create a repo with frontmatter and add the tag, releases builder will create a PR
At the moment, the code is setup in a Heroku account (tech_admin@bebanjo.com user). In order to release a new version of the code, you just need to push your changes to the stable branch in Github, and Heroku will automatically deploy the changes.