Error Invalid version about release-it

[webpro]

The tag must be present on the remote in order to do create a release, but you're using --no-git (which also skips git push), so I guess that might be the culprit here.

[Visual-Dawg]

Thank you for the quick answer!
I use release-it to create the tag and set the version locally, which should then trigger the CI (which uses release-it again and yes it is weird :D )
So the tag is already created.
Why is git push necessary though?

[webpro]

The tag must be present on the origin (gitlab) to create a release there.

You could try something like this (not tested): --no-git.comit --no-git.tag

[Visual-Dawg]

Thank you for your help!
The flags do not change the output.
For the CI now: I checked out the master branch in pre-script and logged git tag -l.
The tag is set. I am going to tinker more with it. If I find the solution, I will post it here :)

[webpro]

Don't forget to remove --no-git if you try my suggestion btw. You can see the resulting config in debug mode

[Visual-Dawg]

Thank you :) I already tried that, with the same result.
As the error said something about the version, I tried removing the version argument directly after release-it.
It still wont create a release because of the error You are not allowed to upload code, even when I provide an elevated token.
It will create correctly versioned packages fine though.

NODE_DEBUG=release-it:*  pnpm  release-it  --npm.skipChecks --VV  --npm.allowSameVersion --npm.ignoreVersion --npm.skipChecks=true  --gitlab.releaseName="@company/[email protected]" --no-increment --no-git.commit  --gitlab.release --gitlab.releaseNotes='echo "Release version $CI_COMMIT_TAG."' --no-git.tag --gitlab.assets="./output/*.tar.gz"

I assume this has something do to with the git clone master. I will continue my research
And thank you again for being so responsive

[Visual-Dawg]

I solved it by using the Gitlab Release CLI for the releases and release-it for the package.
It works, and I can still use release-it for the version bumping and tagging, which is nice