Multi-package repositories support
I have a project with a structure like so, ``` project/ a/ package.json b/ package.json package.json ``` So our sub directories can have projects which have independent versions. Is it possible to use semantic release to bump those versions independently through maybe special commit tags? Example Commit Message: `[a] feat: Added new cool feature` That would bump a from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 Ideas?
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Multi-package repositories support
I have a project with a structure like so, ``` project/ a/ package.json b/ package.json package.json ``` So our sub directories can have projects which have independent versions. Is it possible to use semantic release to bump those versions independently through maybe special commit tags? Example Commit Message: `[a] feat: Added new cool feature` That would bump a from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0 Ideas?
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