feat(ci): open bump issues on consumer repos when a package is released - #529
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A release opens a bump issue on every repository that consumes one of the packages it published.
.github/consumers.jsonmaps a package to its consumer repos, so subscribing a repo to another package is one entry in a list. Example:{ "@parity/truapi": ["paritytech/dotli-community", "paritytech/product-sdk"], "@parity/truapi-host": ["paritytech/dotli-community"], "@parity/ios-host": [], "@parity/android-host": [] }A release publishing several packages a repo consumes produces one combined issue, labelled
truapi-release. An earlier notification is closed as superseded only once the new issue covers every package it named at an equal or higher version, so a@parity/truapi-only release leaves an issue still tracking an unbumped@parity/truapi-hostopen. A release cut from a release branch cannot close the issue for a newer version.