ci: unified crates.io release workflow using release-plz #78
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Overview
Use a common unified CI for Rust release using release-plz.
Details
release-please
workflow as it creates a release PR with expected changes, monitors next semver, updates changelogs etc. but it's more specialized for Rust packages because it supportscrates.io
publishing out of the box, additional breaking API checks usingcargo-semver-checks
, easier to configure and support (for example, only one workflow file instead of two).release-plz.toml
file in the workspace root. Comments added to each line to explain what each setting does.Current restrictions
As
release-plz
does not provide the same output context asrelease-please
, notifications for successful releases are not sent yet in the same format. It would require refactoring of theformat-release-please-for-slack-action
or simplier, just use GitHub release notifications in Slack that will not require any set up.