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import { Changeset } from "@changesets/types"; import fs from "fs-extra"; import humanId from "human-id"; import path from "path"; import prettier from "prettier"; function getPrettierInstance(cwd: string): typeof prettier { try { return require(require.resolve("prettier", { paths: [cwd] })); } catch (err) { if (!err || (err as any).code !== "MODULE_NOT_FOUND") { throw err; } return prettier; } } async function writeChangeset( changeset: Changeset, cwd: string, options?: { prettier?: boolean } ): Promise<string> { const { summary, releases } = changeset; const changesetBase = path.resolve(cwd, ".changeset"); // Worth understanding that the ID merely needs to be a unique hash to avoid git conflicts // experimenting with human readable ids to make finding changesets easier const changesetID = humanId({ separator: "-", capitalize: false, }); const prettierInstance = options?.prettier !== false ? getPrettierInstance(cwd) : undefined; const newChangesetPath = path.resolve(changesetBase, `${changesetID}.md`); // NOTE: The quotation marks in here are really important even though they are // not spec for yaml. This is because package names can contain special // characters that will otherwise break the parsing step const changesetContents = `--- ${releases.map((release) => `"${release.name}": ${release.type}`).join("\n")} --- ${summary} `; await fs.outputFile( newChangesetPath, prettierInstance ? // Prettier v3 returns a promise await prettierInstance.format(changesetContents, { ...(await prettierInstance.resolveConfig(newChangesetPath)), parser: "markdown", }) : changesetContents ); return changesetID; } export default writeChangeset;