Releases: ckipp01/mill-github-dependency-graph
Releases · ckipp01/mill-github-dependency-graph
0.0.12
What’s Changed
- feat: show some stats after a correct submission (#30) @ckipp01
- fix: ensure the job fails if it's unable to upload (#29) @ckipp01
- docs: make it clearer what the benefits of using this are (#28) @ckipp01
- fix: ensure name of job is correct (#26) @ckipp01
- chore(ci): cancel previous running CI jobs for the same branch (#25) @ckipp01
- dep: update plugin usage to 0.0.11 (#24) @ckipp01
0.0.11
0.0.10
What’s Changed
- chore: get rid of leftover submitter file (#20) @ckipp01
- refactor: clean up how we mark direct at the root level (#19) @ckipp01
- chore(ci): skip ci when updates are just to the readme (#18) @ckipp01
- fix: test again 0.10.3 not 0.10.5 (#17) @ckipp01
- chore(ci): add in release drafter (#16) @ckipp01
- docs: getting real... adding a readme (#15) @ckipp01
- fix: fix name of update job (#14) @ckipp01
- fix: remove show command (#13) @ckipp01
- chore(ci): start dogfooding the plugin (#12) @ckipp01
0.0.9
So, 0.0.9 is the first actually usable release! I'm happy to announce that mill-github-dependency-graph
can be used now to push your dependency graph to GitHub to be both viewable and also to allow for debendabot alerts about security vulnerabilities. This plugin is an external module, so it's not really meant to be included in your build, but rather ran like so:
./mill --import ivy:io.chris-kipp::mill-github-dependency-graph_mill0.10:0.0.9 io.kipp.mill.github.dependency.graph.Graph/submit
NOTE: That the submit
task will only work in CI as it needs some env variable set in GitHub actions. If you'd like to see a sample output locally use generate
instead.
./mill --import ivy:io.chris-kipp::mill-github-dependency-graph_mill0.10:0.0.9 io.kipp.mill.github.dependency.graph.Graph/generate
Please see the README for more usage details.