If a plugin hook was defined as a `Function` or an `Array` the `path` property would be set to the default value.
Even if this bug had no actual negative impact, it should be fixed so the code would perform as intended.
In case the authentication token provided is unauthorized the call to `isBranchUpToDate` will fail due to lack of read permission if that URL is used. As a result the error about outdated local branch will be reported instead of the one about missing permission.
By using the original (unauthenticated) URL `isBranchUpToDate` shouldn't fail due to permission as it requires only read permissions, that are necessarly present as the CI wass able to clone the repo.
added quotes around plugin name to set it apart from the message. without the quotes, some consumers
were missunderstanding the successful loading of the `fail` plugin as a load failure and assuming
something was broken
resolves#811
BREAKING CHANGE: Committing or creating files in the `publish` plugin hook is not supported anymore and now must be done in the `prepare` hook
Plugins with a `publish` hook that makes a commit or create a file that can be committed must use the `prepare` hook.
Even the user set Git credentials via environment variable, use the configured URL (with authentication) if it works.
This allow users to push tags and commits via ssh while still using the GitHub/GitLab API.
BREAKING CHANGE: `success` and `fail` hooks are now enabled by default
In order to disable the `@semantic-release/github` plugin for the `success` and `fail` hook, the corresponding options have to be set to `false` in the **semantic-release** configuration:
```json
{
"release": {
"success": false,
"fail": false
}
}
```
Users who do not use the `@semantic-release/github` plugin, should disable it in the `success` and `fail` by setting the corresponding options to `false` or to alternative plugin providing `success` and `fail` hooks.
- Allow `publish` plugins to return an `Object` with information related to the releases
- Add the `success` plugin hook, called when all `publish` are successful, receiving a list of release
- Add the `fail` plugin hook, called when an error happens at any point, receiving a list of errors
- Add detailed message for each error
