How to use @geut/chan-core - 1 common examples
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geut / chan / packages / chan / cmds / release.js View on Github 
if (git && !gitTemplate) {
if (gitParsed) {
gitTemplate = gitParsed.template;
gitBranch = gitBranch || gitParsed.branch;
} else {
file.message(`Missing url to compare releases.`);
}
}
if (!gitBranch) {
// default to
gitBranch = 'HEAD';
}
await addRelease(file, {
version,
yanked,
gitTemplate,
gitBranch,
allowYanked,
allowPrerelease,
mergePrerelease
});
await write({ file, stdout });
if (git && ghrelease) {
if (!gitParsed) {
file.message(`Cannot create a Github Release without the git url.`);
}
await createGithubRelease({ file, version, success, info, warn, error, gitParsed });@geut/chan-core
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