With skip-labeling: true, release-please couldn't find its own PRs
on subsequent runs (it searches by the autorelease: pending label).
This prevented it from updating the PR body when new commits landed.
With skip-changelog: true, release-please didn't update the PR body
when new commits landed because the tree SHA was unchanged (no
changelog file to diff). Re-enabling changelogs means each new commit
produces different changelog content, forcing release-please to update
both the branch and PR body.
Closing the release PR before release-please runs prevented
release-please from recognizing the PR on merge, so it never created
GitHub Releases or tags. The close-reopen approach is incompatible
with release-please's PR tracking.
Keep cancel-in-progress: true for rapid-succession merges and the
release-merge detection for skipping validate. Accept that the PR
body may be stale -- GitHub Releases get correct changelogs at merge
time regardless.
release-please defaults to walking 500 commits and 400 releases on
every run, making each API call per-commit. With ~20 commits between
releases, this wastes ~2 minutes on unnecessary GitHub API calls.
When a release PR merges, the validate step would fail on version drift
that the release PR itself introduced, blocking release-please from
creating tags and GitHub Releases. Detect release PR merges by commit
message prefix and skip validate + stale-close steps so release-please
runs unimpeded.
release-please skips updating the PR body when it finds an existing PR,
causing the changelog to miss commits that landed after the PR was
created. Fix by closing the stale PR before release-please runs so it
always creates a fresh PR with the full changelog.
Also set cancel-in-progress: true so rapid successive merges don't
race to create the PR with partial commit history.
- Document Droid as third converter target alongside OpenCode and Codex
- Bump package version 0.3.0 → 0.4.0 for new target feature
- Add CHANGELOG entry for 2.32.0 with Droid details
- Add GitHub Actions workflow to publish to npm on release
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BREAKING: Plugin renamed from compounding-engineering to compound-engineering.
Users will need to reinstall with the new name:
claude /plugin install compound-engineering
Changes:
- Renamed plugin directory and all references
- Updated documentation counts (24 agents, 19 commands)
- Added julik-frontend-races-reviewer to docs
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Adds automated deployment of documentation to GitHub Pages when
changes are pushed to the docs directory on the main branch.
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