Add a release justfile with bump-my-version #33
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Delete branch "feat/issue-32-release-justfile"
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Cutting a release becomes one command:
just release <major|minor|patch>. The level is required — there is no default — and the recipe is the operator's step: it assembles aCHANGELOG.mdentry from the commits since the last tag (falling back to all history before the first tag exists), pauses so the entry can be edited by hand, and only then commits the changelog, runs the version bump, and pushes the branch and the bare-version tag.Ctrl+Caborts safely at any point before the push.bump-my-version~=1.5.1(dev dep, yunjin's proven pin) with[tool.bumpversion]config: semver parse/serialize, bare tags,uv sync+uv.lock+pylock.tomlrefreshed by the bump itself0.0.1so the firstjust release minorlands on0.1.0CHANGELOG.md; README gains a Releases section0.1.0, so future bumps cannot break it againNothing here cuts a release — verification was dry-run only (
just -n, arg validation, changelog assembly simulation).Closes #32