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#36 Automate release workflow

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Updated: 2015-09-27

Created: 2015-02-10

Creator: Anonymous

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Originally created by: dwmkerr

We need to publish to npm on release as well as bumping version numbers

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Anonymous - 2015-02-10

Originally posted by: benib

@dwmkerr can you maybe do a npm publish now to push 0.6.0 until this issue is resolved? Thanks for your effort.

*Originally posted by:* [benib](https://github.com/benib) @dwmkerr can you maybe do a `npm publish` now to push 0.6.0 until this issue is resolved? Thanks for your effort.

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Anonymous - 2015-02-10

Originally posted by: dwmkerr

@benib done 😄

*Originally posted by:* [dwmkerr](https://github.com/dwmkerr) @benib done :smile:

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Anonymous - 2015-02-10

Originally posted by: benib

thanks. I stumpled upon this package that seems to do a good job: https://github.com/boennemann/semantic-release

*Originally posted by:* [benib](https://github.com/benib) thanks. I stumpled upon this package that seems to do a good job: https://github.com/boennemann/semantic-release

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Anonymous - 2015-09-27

Originally posted by: dwmkerr

Ideal solution:

Use webpack for everything dev relating.

During dev, build to the build folder, not the dst folder.

All samples can use the webpack dev server (less code!)

One dedicated task to build to the dst folder.

This way PRs don't need to include dst changes and they'll be easier to merge.

*Originally posted by:* [dwmkerr](https://github.com/dwmkerr) Ideal solution: 1. Use webpack for everything dev relating. 2. During dev, build to the `build` folder, not the `dst` folder. 3. All samples can use the webpack dev server (less code!) 4. One dedicated task to build to the `dst` folder. This way PRs don't need to include `dst` changes and they'll be easier to merge.

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