chore: update commitizen version to use v<version number> and add#37
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release flow to readme
| 3. install commitizen: `pip install commitizen` | ||
| 4. run `cz bump` | ||
| 5. push to a new branch and make pr | ||
| 6. once merged, delete the tag created by commitizen, tag the release commit on main and push it |
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Kind of weird that you have to delete the tag and tag again but I'm fine with it
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Yeah it's a bit of a hack, otherwise we would have to push directly to main. I guess something like
cz bump --files-only --yes --changelog
git commit -am "bump: release $(cz version --project)"
would make more sense. Or just having a GitHub action do the whole process. Maybe I'll add that instead.
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release flow to readme