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README.md
ConversationLearner-Models
Models for ConversationLearner
Usage
This library is a collection of types, interfaces, and utilities shared across other ConversationLearner repositories:
git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/conversationlearner-models.git conversationlearner-models
cd conversationlearner-models
npm install
npm run build
npm test
Importing library
import * as models from '@conversationlearner/models'
Semantic Release
Semantic release works by analyzing all commits that have occurred since the last release, computing the next version to increment based on the most significant commit found, then tagging and publishing a new package with that version.
See: https://semantic-release.gitbooks.io/semantic-release/content/#how-does-it-work
In order to analyze the commit messages reliably they must be in a known format. To help writing these commits there is a tool at npm run commit
which acts a wizard walking you through the options.
For most use cases the only change required is to type a special word in front of your normal commit messages. Instead of "add function to compute X" put "feat: add function to compute X". Based on the rules "feat" is mapped to a "minor" release.
Video Demo: https://youtu.be/qf7c-KxBBZc?t=37s