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WalkthroughThe CI workflow now plans and publishes releases separately for Core, WinForms, and WPF. Core source files receive XML documentation, and selected explanatory comments and warning suppressions are removed. ChangesPer-package release workflow
Core documentation updates
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 106-108: In the release workflow, stop before calling gh release
create if git push origin $p.Tag fails, and require gh to verify that the tag
exists remotely when creating the release. Update the commands following tag
creation so a failed push cannot produce a release for a different commit.
- Line 108: Update the `gh release create` argument construction so
`--notes-start-tag` and `$p.LastTag` are included only when `$p.LastTag` is
non-null. Preserve the gallery and package paths as release assets regardless of
whether a prior tag exists.
Review comments at @src/Material3.Core/Argb.cs:
- Around line 21-25: Preserve the public constructor’s named-argument API by
keeping the Argb constructor parameters named a, r, g, and b; update only the
parameter names if they were changed, leaving the assignments to A, R, G, and B
intact.
Review comments at @src/Material3.Core/ColorScheme.cs:
- Line 113: Restore the public parameter name p in both ColorScheme.Light and
ColorScheme.Dark so callers using named arguments remain source-compatible;
leave their existing positional behavior unchanged.
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