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name: release description: Release a new version of the VS Code extension to the marketplace. Runs checks, compares changes, updates changelog/version, commits, and publishes. user_invocable: true allowed_tools:

• Bash(git :)
• Bash(npm run build:*)
• Bash(npm run lint:*)
• Bash(npm run test:*)
• Bash(npx vsce :) disable_sandbox: true

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Release Command

This skill handles the full release workflow for the OpenAPI LSP VS Code extension.

Workflow Steps

1. Run Pre-commit Checks

First, run all pre-commit hooks to ensure code quality, without sandboxing:

Copynpm run lint
npm run test

# Run this without sandbox
npm run build

If any checks fail, stop and report the errors.

2. Get Changes Since Last Release

Find the last git tag and show commits since then:

Copy# Get the latest tag
git describe --tags --abbrev=0

# Show current changes
git diff

# Show commits since last tag
git log <last-tag>..HEAD --oneline

3. Ask User for Changelog and Version

Present the changes to the user and ask:

• Confirm the changelog entries to add
• Choose version bump type: patch (0.0.x), minor (0.x.0), or major (x.0.0)

4. Update Files

Update these files in packages/client/:

CHANGELOG.md - Add new version section at the top:

Copy# <new-version>

1. <changelog entry 1>
2. <changelog entry 2>
...

# <previous-version>
...

package.json - Update the version field to the new version.

5. Commit Changes

Copygit add packages/client/CHANGELOG.md packages/client/package.json
git commit -m "chore: release v<new-version>"
git tag v<new-version>

6. Publish to VS Code Marketplace

Copycd packages/client
npx vsce publish --no-dependencies

This runs vsce publish --no-dependencies which publishes to the VS Code marketplace.

7. Push to Remote

Copygit push origin HEAD
git push origin v<new-version>

Important Notes

• The extension is published under the name openapilspclient by publisher hanayashiki
• Current version can be found in packages/client/package.json
• Changelog format uses numbered lists under version headers
• Always create a git tag matching the version (e.g., v0.1.3)