Hello stevieb,
finally is out! :) I know you were working on this since long time.
The readme is ok and seems useful software. I already have some feature requests :)
- support for configuration file. They are user friendly. A single place where I put my personal informations once (name, license(!), cpanid.. ) and my preferences: for example you bump version by 0.01 but I would like to bump by 1
- support for gitlab: I skipped today from github to gitlab. The first now default to main instead of master as principal branch
- is well tested under UnfortunateOS? I know I have a weird configuration but I can make test if needed
Thanks for sharing and nice work!
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