Jan Schulte

:+1:

EDIT: with #80 being merged it's possible to run semantic-rs but it does not push any changes and also does not create a release on GitHub. I gave that issue...

Also asking the user doens't make a lot of sense when semantic-rs is run on a CI server.

So we could search for a `.semantic-rs.toml` in the project directory and extract the remote's name from there. ``` toml remote="production" ``` TODO for this one: - [ ] Look...

I tried to build it on Windows without success yet. These are the things I installed so far: - MinGW 64 - GCC - G++ - Openssl - put bin...

As discussed, it would be nice to have a plugin system in place to enable support for other languages. Plugins are meant to be included at compile time, this means...

So we need to ask the user for: - travis config - crates.io token - github credentials

Optionally we need to ask for `GIT_COMITTER_NAME` and `GIT_COMITTER_EMAIL`

Asking the user here sounds viable or if the user doesn't want to provide anything we then can drop in some default text like "stable release"

I could think of something similar to npm