Semantic Release

Once you have added your Project to CFA and set up a Requester and a Responder for that project you can go ahead and configure Semantic Release to use CFA.
Step 1: Configure your CI environment
In order for CFA to run and authenticate correctly you must configure the following environment variables on your CI provider.
Environment Variable
Value
CFA_SECRET
The "Project Secret" found on your Project configuration page
CFA_PROJECT_ID
The "Project ID" found on your Project configuration page
Step 2: Configure Semantic Release
You should configure Semantic Release following the default instructions.  Then once it's completely set up you should add @continuous-auth/semantic-release-npm as a dev-dependency to your project.
Yarn
NPM
yarn add @continuous-auth/semantic-release-npm --dev
npm install @continuous-auth/semantic-release-npm --save-dev
 Then add the following file to the root of your project
.releaserc.json
{
  "plugins": [
    "@semantic-release/commit-analyzer",
    "@semantic-release/release-notes-generator",
    "@continuous-auth/semantic-release-npm",
    "@semantic-release/github"
  ]
}
This is identical to the default configuration but with the default npm plugin swapped out for the CFA one.
Step 3: Try trigger a release
Everything should be completely set up now, try pushing a semantic commit to master and see if it releases your module.

Last modified 3yr ago

Environment Variable	Value
`CFA_SECRET`	The "Project Secret" found on your Project configuration page
`CFA_PROJECT_ID`	The "Project ID" found on your Project configuration page