Combining both release-as and prerelease now doesn't break package version #767
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Previously, as shown in conventional-changelog#542, using both options at the same time resulted in the bump file's version being set to null. This was validated in the first of the new unit tests. The other unit tests simply check that the rest of the behavior is correct in this case. With this combination the user can override the version, the purpose of `release-as`, while still starting or continuing a pre-release, the purpose of of the `prerelease`. Fixes conventional-changelog#542
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Previously, as shown in #542, using both options at the same time resulted in the bump file's version being set to null.
This was validated in the first of the new unit tests. The other unit tests simply check that the rest of the behavior is correct in this case.
With this combination the user can override the version, the purpose of
release-as, while still starting or continuing a pre-release, the purpose of of theprerelease.Fixes #542