Release workflow + footer source link with Apache 2.0 notice - #10
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- .github/workflows/release.yml: on v* tag push or manual dispatch, creates the GitHub Release using the matching CHANGELOG.md section as notes. SHA-pinned checkout, contents:read default with contents:write on the release job only, tag input validated - scripts/release.sh reworked for the PR-based flow: validates main is clean and in sync, requires a CHANGELOG section for the current package.json version, then tags and pushes; the workflow creates the Release (old script pushed to main directly, double-wrote the changelog, and linked a stale repo URL) - Footer: GitHub logo icon linking to the repository and a bilingual Apache License 2.0 notice
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Summary
Follow-up to #9 (which merged before this landed on its branch).
Release workflow
.github/workflows/release.yml: pushing av*tag (or running a manual dispatch with a tag input) creates the GitHub Release, using the matching## [X.Y.Z]section of CHANGELOG.md as the release notes. Fails if the section is missing.contents: readwithcontents: writeonly on the release job, tag input validated against avX.Y.Zpattern, release created via the preinstalledghCLI with--verify-tag. Passesscripts/check-action-pins.sh.release.sh rework
The old script pushed straight to main, double-wrote the changelog via update-version.js, and printed a stale repo URL. It now fits the PR-based flow: verifies you are on a clean, up-to-date main, requires package.json's version to have a CHANGELOG section, then tags and pushes. The workflow does the rest.
Release flow is now: version bump + changelog in the PR, merge, run
scripts/release.sh(or tag manually), Release appears automatically.Website footer
Testing
bash scripts/check-action-pins.shpasses with the new workflowbash -non release.sh,node --checkon app.js