Add support for a "manual" SCM Adapter #376
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This makes it possible to use the same release flow when using unsupported SCMs, or in environments where the SCM environment is not set up in the way gradle-release expects.
DamnedElric
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Mar 27, 2023
| @@ -95,7 +95,8 @@ class ReleaseExtension { | |||
| GitAdapter, | |||
| SvnAdapter, | |||
| HgAdapter, | |||
| BzrAdapter | |||
| BzrAdapter, | |||
| ManualAdapter | |||
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I'm not sure if it's a good idea to add this by default. Maybe it is, as it will only be executed if no other SCM adapter matches the current environment.
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We could make this one configurable to allow additional adapters to be added.
I think having this as a fallback is not something that most users want as it should somewhat automate the release while this here make everything manual and can be very error prone.
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The main use case is being able to release using unsupported SCMs. But this is also a useful workaround for complex git setups: the plugin uses "exec" to execute
git, which ignores shell aliases, which breaks some git setups.When using the following configuration, gradle-release will ask a few extra questions during the release process, and will give the user the chance to commit and tag things by hand.