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Allow to map Github release name #581

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@krizzu

I'm working on monorepo with multiple projects. When publishing a new package, a GH release is being created with a name defaulting to {package.name}@{version}. Would it be possible to add a feature to map this default naming?

Potentially, the action could accept a json map of { [package.name]: title }, then check this map and apply the title here, with a fallback to current format if not found/empty

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  1. Andarist commented on Feb 24, 2026

    @Andarist
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    Please back up the feature request with a use case scenario so we can evaluate it properly.

  2. krizzu commented on Feb 25, 2026

    @krizzu
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    Please back up the feature request with a use case scenario so we can evaluate it properly.

    It boils down to better readability within the Github Release page.
    I maintain a library where I use changeset, where naming can get bit long (due to long org name), so an option to map default release name to something custom would of great use to me

  3. Andarist commented on Feb 25, 2026

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    I'd consider reviewing a PR that would implement smth like githubReleaseTitleTemplate. I think the template should always require {version} to be in it - unless somebody would have a strong argument against such restriction. I'd model the feature after the --snapshot-prerelease-template (see, it seems the name of that option wasn't updated in the docs, oops)

  4. added theissue type on May 15, 2026
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