Forked from git-release
to be a gh extension.
To permit Markdown (# header), this would change the comment character,
call git tag, then reverse the comment character. This worked, but one
can just call git tag --cleanup=verbatim to include lines that start
with #. Because a solution already exists, this isn't that useful,
so I'm archiving it.
I like to write release notes in an annotated tag message.
I want to be able to write them in Markdown format, so that
they can easily be translated to GitHub release notes.
However, there's a problem stopping me from being able to do this:
# to ###### are headers in Markdown, but comments in git messages.
This git extension is a shortcut to
- Change the comment character to
; - Start
git tag -a <tag name> - Revert back to the previous comment character (or unset it if it wasn't set)
This pairs well with my Tag to Release action.
gh extension install spenserblack/gh-md-taggh md-tag <tag name> [commit-ish]