first run shipjs prepare in ci fails with don't understandable error

[jeetiss]

Describe the bug
First run shipjs prepare --yes fails with strange error!
https://github.com/globis-org/frontend-standard/commit/75174cf562831a93f205e35eb0fcc56baa986adf/checks?check_suite_id=373443031#step:6:40

I think will be better if we write something like: "you need run shipjs prepare manually first time"

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. install shipjs with github actions
2. run manual prepare from actions
3. shipjs fails

Expected behavior
shipjs fails with clear message

[eunjae-lee]

Oh okay. The prompt pops up because of the missing tag.

I think

1. When --yes is given and git tag is missing l, we should throw an error instead of asking to choose commits. Because when attaching --yes, people expect no prompt.

2. We add an option to prepare command.

shipjs prepare --commit-from 75174c

3. When --yes is given and tag is missing, we throw an error and tell user to add --commit-from option. We should show example commands for both normal command line and github actions.

4. And we should modify our github actions so that user can do something like

@shipjs preprare --commit-from 75174c

What do you think?

(btw, to be clear, I'm going to work on this. Just asking for opinions here)

[jeetiss]

1-3 points sound legit for me, but I not sure about 4! How can we provide option to github actions through issues comment? Is it possible?)

[eunjae-lee]

1-3 points sound legit for me, but I not sure about 4! How can we provide option to github actions through issues comment? Is it possible?)

We might be able to comment a list of recent 10-20 commits and let user choose?
But even if so, user has to leave another comment including the commit hash.
Then it just sounds like @shipjs preprare --commit-from 75174c.

Any idea?

[eunjae-lee]

1 & 3. #570
2. #572
4. ?

[eunjae-lee]

Not sure about 4, and I don't even know how to do it.
Last time I tried it but couldn't find any way to manipulate content of github issue comments.