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Using xyz to release new versions of this package will remove many sources of human error from the process. It will also make releasing new versions very convenient, as one will simply run one of the following commands:
$ npm run-script release-major
$ npm run-script release-minor
$ npm run-script release-patch
This will:
master
.npm test
exits successfully."version"
field in package.json.Version X.Y.Z
.vX.Y.Z
pointing to the commit.npm publish
.I've used xyz countless times over the past two and a half years. It's rock solid. It's not Windows-compatible, but I imagine that's not a problem.