Kill all humans
summary
Claims that automated release and dependency chores eliminate human error and speed development by actually doing the work: semantic-release inspects commit messages, chooses semver bumps, publishes to npm, creates tags and changelogs automatically; greenkeeper watches npm’s changes feed, opens branches or PRs for updates, runs CI and only surfaces failures for human decision; this stack has thousands of users and is presented as deployed, CI-integrated, and effective at catching breaking changes via tests or type checks.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:52What Is Semantic Versioning
- 7:56Workflow
- 13:06Parsing Commit Messages
- 16:17The Process for Keeping Dependencies up to Date
- 20:44The Changes Feed
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