ci: add-snapshots-to-ci

[ryanbas21]

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Description

Just threw together something, unconfirmed if this works. I stole this from some other action workflows i found via github issues/questions.

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[ryanbas21]

This was causing recursion of the changeset command 🤦

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[ryanbas21]

This is an output of the above changesets action.

So the thought process here is

-if we dont release, we can release a snapshot

• so we checkout the develop branch (currently)

• then run changeset version passing snapshot we can name a snapshot by passing the name to it (in this case i called it snapshot).

• then call pnpm publish -r ... -r causes pnpm to create the topological graph of the packages so it should be in order

• tag is passed and called snapshot for sanity and so we arent overwriting latest in any registry

• no-git-checks is a pnpm feature so that if we have git files uncommitted it will commit.

Questions I am unsure of with this flow:

If there is no changeset, i'd imagine it wouldn't publish. I say this because if i run the following locally i would get this

pnpm changeset version --snapshot snapshot                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             ✔  7749  16:31:50

> forgerock-javascript-sdk@ changeset /Users/ryan.basmajian/programming/forgerock-javascript-sdk
> changeset "version" "--snapshot" "snapshot"

🦋  warn No unreleased changesets found, exiting.

So it exits, but i'm not really sure about the next step. it feels like maybe we would want a more sophisticated script written in JS that says if we get a process exit here or if we get that text output, then we just exist the script.

Thoughts?