build(release): publish the package from a release workflow - #190
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…wners Adds skills for fixing one issue, working through a batch and settling open decisions, a glossary of project terms, and a repository section in AGENTS.md with its commands and the rules that fail quietly. CLAUDE.md now imports AGENTS.md, and the generic Angular rules move to .claude/rules. Adds a publish check against a local registry, a weekly run of it on the newest versions our ranges allow, issue triage from the issue forms, an area prefix for issue titles, a shared setup action for the workflows, and both maintainers as code owners. Refs santoshyadavdev#100
Adds a Release workflow run by hand on main. It runs the CI checks, sets the version, takes the notes from the changelog, checks the packed tarball through a local registry, publishes with provenance through npm trusted publishing, then commits the version, tags it and creates the GitHub release. The publishing guide covers the one-time npm setup and keeps the manual commands as a fallback.
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Also adapts the release to main: Release bumps the extension manifest and the docs banners with the package, the changelog check accepts a heading without a date, a rerun stops when the tag already exists instead of moving it, CI called from Release compares against its own last run, and publishing.md matches.
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Adds a Release workflow (
.github/workflows/release.yml) so the package is published from GitHub Actions instead of by hand.What it does
Run by hand from the Actions tab, on
mainonly, with a version (patch,minoror an exactx.y.z):ci.ymlas a reusable workflow).packages/ng-devtools/package.json.## <version> - <date>section ofpackages/ng-devtools/CHANGELOG.md, and stops if there isn't one.pnpm verify:publish --tarball=....--provenancethrough npm trusted publishing (OIDC, no token stored). It skips the publish if that version is already on npm, so a rerun finishes a half-done release.ng-devtools@<version>and creates the GitHub release.publishing.mdcovers the one-time setup and each release, and keeps the manual commands as a fallback.Setup needed before the first run
@santoshyadavdev/ng-devtoolssettings, add a trusted publisher: GitHub Actions, ownersantoshyadavdev, repositoryangular-devtools, workflowrelease.yml, no environment.mainis protected, let GitHub Actions push the version commit and tag.Checks
actionlintandpnpm format:checkpass0.0.6vs0.0.60pnpm verify:publish --tarball=...passed locally