feat: allow release name template through env var#131
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Looks good to me, I'm not aware of a better way to handle this
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Description
Have a use case where I want to override the release title to use
nextRelease.versioninstead ofnextRelease.name. Would be ideal not to have to eject from the preset just to do so.CI linter complained about not using
standardfor formatting - not sure how that has passed previously, but this also does astandard --fix.What to review
Are there better ways of doing this?
Testing
Untested, but change seems fairly trivial?