Add commitizen incredibly fast into your project!
- Allow prerelease
- Super easy to setup
- Automatically bump version
- Automatically create changelog
- Update any file in your repo with the new version
Are you using conventional commits and semver?
Then you are ready to use this github action, the only thing you'll need is the .cz.toml file in your project.
- In your repository create a
.cz.tomlfile (you can runcz initto create it) - Create a
.github/workflows/bumpversion.yamlwith the Sample Workflow
Your .cz.toml (or pyproject.toml if you are using python) should look like this.
[tool.commitizen] version = "0.1.0"# This should be your current semver versionFor more information visit commitizen's configuration page
name: Bump versionon: push: branches: - masterjobs: bump_version: if: "!startsWith(github.event.head_commit.message, 'bump:')"runs-on: ubuntu-latestname: "Bump version and create changelog with commitizen"steps: - name: Check outuses: actions/checkout@v2with: fetch-depth: 0token: "${{secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}" - name: Create bump and changeloguses: commitizen-tools/commitizen-action@masterwith: github_token: ${{secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}| Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
github_token | Token for the repo. Can be passed in using ${{secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}required | - |
dry_run | Run without creating commit, output to stdout | false |
repository | Repository name to push. Default or empty value represents current github repository | current one |
branch | Destination branch to push changes | master |
prerelease | Set as prerelease{alpha,beta,rc} choose type of prerelease | - |
extra_requirements | Custom requirements, if your project uses a custom rule or plugins, you can specify them separated by a space. E.g: 'commitizen-emoji conventional-JIRA' | - |
changelog_increment_filename | Filename to store the incremented generated changelog. This is different to changelog as it only contains the changes for the just generated version. Example: body.md | - |
This problem occurs because secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN does not trigger other actions by design.
To solve it you must use a personal access token in the checkout and the commitizen steps.
Follow the instructions in commitizen's documentation
If your rules can be parsed then you can build your own commitizen rules, you can create a new commitizen python package or you can describe it on the toml conf itself.