Automate package release process #2094
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spoenemann
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Looks good, but vsce and ovsx should be added to the devDependencies of langium-vscode. The script fails if those are not installed.
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Related to #2093.
Automatically publishes a package as soon as it is updated on the
mainormaintenance/*branches. This new flow can release packages individually, removing the need to publish them all at once.This also automatically publishes the extensions to the vscode marketplace and open vsx.
You can test this by running the new
publish:updatedscript with the-- --dryargument (npm run publish:updated -- --dry) after changing theversionof the respective package.json file.