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@kriswest Would be great to merge this in as we prepare for the 2.1 release! I've already made the |
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Closes #1517.
This refactors the release drafting and NPM publisher automation to work with release branches, as described in #1516. I've already updated #1516 with a step-by-step guide and a troubleshooting section based on my own testing.
Although it's a bit of a mess, I've replicated the release process in my git-proxy fork: