semantic-release plugin for publishing Ruby gems.
Step | Description | |
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verifyConditions |
Locate and validate a .gemspec file, locate and validate a lib/**/version.rb file, verify the presence of the GEM_HOST_API_KEY environment variable, and create a credentials file with the API key. |
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prepare |
Update the version in the lib/**/version.rb version file and build the gem. |
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publish |
Push the gem to the gem server. |
$ npm install semantic-release-rubygem -D
Add the plugin to the semantic-release configuration file:
{
"plugins": [
"@semantic-release/commit-analyzer",
"@semantic-release/release-notes-generator",
"semantic-release-rubygem",
]
}
The gem server authentication configuration is required.
The API key must be set using the GEM_HOST_API_KEY
environment variable. To retrieve the key, you can:
- Login to RubyGems.org and click on 'Edit Profile'. You'll find the key in the 'API Access' section of the page.
- Sign into your gem host using the
gem signin
command. After you enter your credentials, your API key will be stored as a YAML value in the~/.gem/credentials
file under therubygems_api_key
key (or the hostname of your gem server).
This plugin requires exactly one valid .gemspec
file to be present in the CWD.
This plugin requires the version of the published gem to be defined in a version.rb
file somewhere in the lib
folder (e.g. lib/my/gem/version.rb
). The version itself must be defined as a constant named VERSION
inside the file:
module My
module Gem
VERSION = '0.0.0'
end
end
Options | Description | Default |
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gemHost |
The gem server to push the gem to. | 'https//rubygems.org' |
updateGemfileLock |
Whether to update the version of the gem to publish in the Gemfile.lock . This is useful if you are using the @semantic-release/git plugin to keep the version up to date in your git repo. When set to true the plugin will run bundle install to update the version. If another command is desired, it can be set by passing a string (e.g. bundle appraisal install ). |
false |
gemPublish |
Whether to publish your gem to the gem server. | true |
gemFileDir |
Directory path in which to write the the built .gem file. If false , the .gem file will not be kept on the file system. |
false |