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When "org.shipkit.javadoc" plugin is applied, then release notes should contain a link (as a badge) to the published Javadoc.
By default, the link should point to the specified directory ("javadoc.repositoryDirectory") and branch "javadoc.repositoryBranch" (see ShipkitConfiguration.java for more configuration options).
There should be also a possibility to point to some class, e.g. for Mock
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skip npm
🚀 Feature Proposal
A parameter to skip npm phase.
The bump of the version will be skipped as well
Motivation
if i have a published module, I need to skip npm but i need to create the GH release
Example
releasify publish --skip-npm --from-commit xxx --to-commit yyy
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Bug in rendering
the profiles.join(',') fucks for some reason.
It renders @tunnckoCore, [object Object], [object Object], [object Object], [object Object].
That not make any sense... but yea.
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We have a workflow where we want do generate the release notes only from pull requests and mention the pull request author. I have found no way to do this yet...