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Use gitlab to trigger releases in pipeline #947

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@wren wren commented May 9, 2020

Neither Travis Github Actions support manually triggering a pipeline step, so
this PR adds that step to Gitlab. It just increments the version, commits and
tags the release. Our regular Travis release process will take over after the
tag is pushed.

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@jrnl-bot jrnl-bot added the build Issues related to the build pipeline label May 9, 2020
@jrnl-bot jrnl-bot merged commit ab9df20 into jrnl-org:develop May 9, 2020
@wren wren deleted the version-tag-735 branch May 9, 2020 22:46
wren added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 25, 2020
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