build: add npm run bump; parallel npm-publish approval (#568)
* ci: automate release process with workflow-driven version bumps and PR flow Adds a Release workflow that bumps all package versions, generates release notes, and opens a PR. Merging the PR auto-tags and creates the GitHub Release, which triggers npm-publish. Also adds `npm run bump` for local use and a release.yml config for categorized auto-generated notes. * ci: simplify release workflow and flatten npm-publish approval chain - Drop auto-generated RELEASES.md prepending (notes are written manually in PR) - Flatten npm-publish job dependencies so all publish jobs wait for approval together instead of sequentially, reducing 3 approval clicks to 1 - Remove Release environment from publish-mcpb (only needs GH_TOKEN) - Use --generate-notes for GitHub Release creation * fix: address review findings in release automation - release.yml: use RELEASE_TOKEN PAT for gh release create so the release:published event triggers npm-publish (GITHUB_TOKEN events don't cascade to other workflows) - release.yml: checkout merge_commit_sha in tag job instead of ref:main to avoid tagging later commits - release.yml: checkout ref:main in prepare job so dispatching from a feature branch doesn't pollute the release PR - release.yml: constrain preid to type:choice[beta] to match npm-publish.yml's tag detection - release.yml: drop -f on push so re-runs fail loudly instead of clobbering manual RELEASES.md edits; drop pr-edit fallback - release.yml: ensure release label exists before gh pr create - release.yml: make tag push idempotent for re-runs after partial failure - bump-version.mjs: update workspace dependency ranges so major bumps don't leave examples pointing at the old major - bump-version.mjs: run npm install --package-lock-only so npm ci on the release PR doesn't fail on lockfile mismatch - npm-publish.yml: add npm-tag detection to publish-examples so beta example releases don't overwrite latest - .github/release.yml: use [bot] suffix in author excludes so dependabot PRs are actually filtered from release notes - CONTRIBUTING.md: document RELEASE_TOKEN setup; fix npm run -- syntax * style: auto-fix prettier formatting * build: add npm run bump; parallel npm-publish approval - scripts/bump-version.mjs (+ npm run bump): bumps root and all workspace package versions, updates examples' ^X.Y.0 dependency range on the root package (matters on major bumps), and refreshes package-lock so npm ci accepts the release PR. - npm-publish.yml: all publish jobs now depend directly on [build, test] instead of chaining, so they enter "waiting for approval" together and a single Review-deployments click approves the lot. Prerelease versions (any X.Y.Z-…) publish under --tag beta so they don't take latest. - CONTRIBUTING.md: release steps now use npm run bump. Dropped from the original change: the workflow_dispatch release.yml (required a long-lived PAT to cascade events), label-based .github/release.yml auto-notes (PRs aren't labeled today), and the release-X.Y npm-tag for non-main branches (no backport branches yet). --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: github-actions[bot] <github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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"prettier": "prettier -u \"**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx,mjs,json,md,yml,yaml}\" --check",
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"prettier:fix": "prettier -u \"**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx,mjs,json,md,yml,yaml}\" --write",
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"check:versions": "node scripts/check-versions.mjs",
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"bump": "node scripts/bump-version.mjs",
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"update-lock:docker": "rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json examples/*/node_modules && docker run --rm --platform linux/amd64 -v $(pwd):/work -w /work -e HOME=/tmp node:latest npm i --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/ --ignore-scripts && rm -rf node_modules examples/*/node_modules && npm i --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/"
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"author": "Olivier Chafik",
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