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Cuddle Please

Cuddle Please is an extension to cuddle, it is a separate binary that can be executed standalone as cuddle-please, or in cuddle as cuddle please.

The goal of the software is to be a release-please clone, targeting gitea instead of github.

The tool can be executed as a binary using:

cuddle please pr create

And when a release has been built:

cuddle please release

cuddle will default to information to it available in git, or use a specific entry in cuddle.yaml called

# ...
please:
  name: <something>  
  # ...
# ...

or as cuddle.please.yaml

See docs for more information about installation and some such

Checklist

Add inquire for missing values when needed (when not running in ci or have a proper tty)