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In @.github/workflows/release-please.yaml:
- Line 26: Update the googleapis/release-please-action@v5 configuration by
removing the unsupported command/default-branch inputs and setting target-branch
to main; rely on the action’s default manifest mode by omitting release-type.
- Around line 16-18: Update the workflow permissions alongside contents and
pull-requests to include issues: write, preserving the existing permissions.
In `@release-please-config.json`:
- Around line 10-12: Update the root configuration object in
release-please-config.json to enable the release-please v5 signoff option,
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The specification's vX.Y.Z tags are created by hand today. That is a step easy to postpone -- v0.9.0 went out in July and the four commits since it are unreleased -- and a step where the changelog is assembled by whoever remembers to. release-please proposes the version and the notes as a pull request instead, and tags when it is merged. Nothing about the tag shape changes. include-component-in-tag is false, so releases stay vX.Y.Z rather than becoming spec/vX.Y.Z, and the manifest starts at 0.9.0 so numbering continues from the current release instead of restarting. bump-minor-pre-major keeps the pre-1.0 convention the specification already follows, where a breaking change bumps the minor. release-type is simple because the root package.json is private and carries no version of its own; simple tracks the version in version.txt. One consequence worth naming in review: release notes become generated from conventional commits, where v0.9.0's were written by hand. Anything that needs saying beyond the commit subjects -- the breaking-change callout at the top of v0.9.0, say -- now has to be added to the release pull request before it is merged. This is deliberately the whole of it: a single package, no tag separator and no component tagging, because there is nothing else in the repository to release yet. Signed-off-by: Simon Schrottner <simon.schrottner@flagsmith.com>
Three inputs in the workflow were written against the v3 action and are silently ignored by v5, which is worse than an error because the workflow still runs and appears to work: - command: manifest is not an input. v5 is manifest-mode whenever a config file is present, which it is. - default-branch was renamed target-branch. - signoff moved to the configuration file, as $.signoff. The last one matters here. This repository enforces DCO, so an ignored signoff means release-please's own commits arrive without a Signed-off-by line and its release pull request fails the DCO check -- the failure the option was added to prevent. It is now a key in release-please-config.json, where v5 reads it. Also adds issues: write, which the action's own recommended permissions block carries; release-please labels its pull requests, and labelling goes through the issues API. Signed-off-by: Simon Schrottner <simon.schrottner@flagsmith.com>
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…se-please Two packages. The specification keeps its bare vX.Y.Z tags and excludes the assets path, so an asset-only change does not cut a spec release. The assets are a Go component, tagged specification/assets/provider-tck/vX.Y.Z, which is the shape go get needs -- without it a Go consumer can only name a pseudo-version. Replaces #431, which configured the specification package alone. Signed-off-by: Simon Schrottner <simon.schrottner@flagsmith.com>
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Superseded by #423, which now carries the release-please configuration alongside the conformance assets. Everything here is in that config, plus a second package: the assets are tagged as their own Go component ( Closing in favour of #423. |
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What
Sets up release-please to cut the specification's releases, replacing the manual tagging step.
This is deliberately minimal — a single package, no component tagging — because the specification is the only thing in this repository to release today.
Why
The
vX.Y.Ztags are created by hand. That is easy to postpone (v0.9.0 went out in July, and the four commits since it are unreleased) and it puts the changelog together from whoever's memory is handy at the time. release-please proposes the version and the notes as a pull request, and tags once that pull request is merged.What does not change
v0.9.0v0.9.1,v0.10.0, …include-component-in-tag: falsekeeps the barevX.Y.Zshape rather thanspec/vX.Y.Z, and.release-please-manifest.jsonstarts at0.9.0so numbering continues from the current release rather than restarting.release-type: simplebecause the rootpackage.jsonisprivate: trueand carries no version of its own.simpletracks the version inversion.txt, which is why that file is added here at0.9.0.What does change, and needs a decision
Release notes become generated from conventional commits. v0.9.0's notes were written by hand, including the
⚠️ This release contains breaking changescallout linking #280, #306 and #360. Anything that needs saying beyond the commit subjects now has to be added to the release pull request before it is merged.If the TSC would rather keep the old shape,
changelog-sectionscan be tuned in a follow-up — I have left the defaults here so the first release is easy to eyeball.What to expect on merge
release-please runs on push to
mainand should open a release pull request proposing v0.9.1 — the non-chore commits since v0.9.0 are #416 (security hardening), #419 and #429 (both dead CNCF Slack links) and #408 (event-driven-status clarifications), allfix:ordocs:. Nothing is tagged until that pull request is merged, so the first run is reviewable before it has any effect.The action configuration here is the one v5 actually reads:
commandanddefault-branchare not v5 inputs,target-branchis, andsignoffis a configuration-file option rather than an action input — which matters because this repository enforces DCO on the bot's own commits.