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## Introduction

This project provides entrypoint scripts, CI templates, and PowerShell cmdlets that other projects can utilize for generating release notes and creating releases.
This project provides entrypoint scripts, CI remote templates, and PowerShell cmdlets that other projects can utilize for generating release notes and creating releases.

## Setup

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Sample CI files demonstrating use of this approach can be found [here](docs/samples/ci/github/generic).

#### via Submodule and CI templates
#### via Submodule and CI remote templates

##### Generating release notes

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## Best practices

- Use only tag refs of `PSRepositoryReleaseManager` in your main project.
- If using the project [via Submodule and CI templates](#via-submodule-and-ci-templates), ensure your main project's CI file(s) is configured to use a [tag ref](docs/samples/ci/azure-pipelines/generic/azure-pipelines.linux-container.yml#L19) of `PSRepositoryReleaseManager` for its CI remote templates, and that the ref matches that of the `PSRepositoryReleaseManager` submodule used in your main project.
- If using the project [via Submodule and CI remote templates](#via-submodule-and-ci-remote-templates), ensure your main project's CI file(s) is configured to use a [tag ref](docs/samples/ci/azure-pipelines/generic/azure-pipelines.linux-container.yml#L19) of `PSRepositoryReleaseManager` for its CI remote templates, and that the ref matches that of the `PSRepositoryReleaseManager` submodule used in your main project.