How often should the CLI release?
I'd argue daily, as in, whenever there's a day the team merges a handful PRs (which is obviously not every calendar day or even week day), they can just bump the version.
This is based on the fact that the CLI is still in beta, and assuming that releasing is cheap, which might be uninformed false assumption.
Working from git isn't ideal for all sort of reasons, and quite often one list of merges in a day would have something I've been looking forwards to for so long.
If the current release schedule is intentional (what is the release schedule by the way?), then can we have some -builds repository and packages similar to how the @angular/angular repository have?
Just starting the discussion...
How often should the CLI release?
I'd argue daily, as in, whenever there's a day the team merges a handful PRs (which is obviously not every calendar day or even week day), they can just bump the version.
This is based on the fact that the CLI is still in beta, and assuming that releasing is cheap, which might be uninformed false assumption.
Working from git isn't ideal for all sort of reasons, and quite often one list of merges in a day would have something I've been looking forwards to for so long.
If the current release schedule is intentional (what is the release schedule by the way?), then can we have some
-buildsrepository and packages similar to how the @angular/angular repository have?Just starting the discussion...