ci(release): explicitly specify files to commit #2304
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Explicitly add files to commit after updating the version number and generating the changelog. Previously we used 'git add -A'. As of git-cliff-action@v4 this includes the git-cliff binary and related content which is apparently installed to the working directory.
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Explicitly add files to commit after updating the version number and generating the changelog. Previously we used 'git add -A'. As of git-cliff-action@v4 this includes the git-cliff binary and related content which is apparently installed to the working directory.
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Explicitly add files to commit after updating the version number and generating the changelog. Previously we used
git add -A. As ofgit-cliff-action@v4this includes thegit-cliffbinary and related content which is apparently installed to the working directory.