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| Once your PR that updates the Changelog and bumps the version is released you need to tag that commit and push that tag to github. |
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does this need to be separate from npx release-it? or is it "better"? to do it this way for some reason?
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if we don't do this then only admins would be able to do a release of content-tag, rather than people who have merge permissions. This is because you can't push directly to the protected branch master
You can push tags tho
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This is a custom setup that requires you to create the tag manually after a PR is merged (so that we can keep branch protections)