New: Treat Upgrade-tagged commits as patch releases#10
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The eslint preset's default release rules only trigger releases for Breaking, Fix, Update, and New tags. Upgrade-tagged commits — which are the natural fit for dep-range bumps — are silently dropped, even though Upgrade is in the project's documented tag list. Adding it as patch-level lets dep bumps surface as actual releases on consumer modules without requiring contributors to (mis)tag range-expansion commits as Fix.
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Upgradetocommit-analyzer.releaseRuleswithrelease: 'patch'.Patch is conservative — a dep bump usually doesn't change the module's API surface; if a particular Upgrade does warrant minor, contributors can use
Update:instead for that one commit.