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Allow a maintainer to skip pre-release when preparing to publish a new package version. A pre-release is part of the release cycle mode (e.g. test -> release-candidate (RC) -> stable -> latest), which helps get feedback as early as possible. Using skip pre-release bypasses quality safeguards and should only be used when the risk of not releasing "stable/latest" immediately exceeds the risk of potential regressions.
How?
Introduce a "skip_prerelease" checkbox in "create release"
Update generate and verify commit message scripts to support extended commit message, e.g. [skip-prerelease]
Extend documentation with new use cases, instruction and related warnings
Contribution checklist?
You've done enough research before writing
You have reviewed the PR
The commit messages are detailed
The build command runs locally
Assets or static content are linked and stored in the project
For documentation, guides or references, you've tested the commands
Security checklist?
All user inputs are validated and sanitized
No usage of dangerouslySetInnerHTML
Sensitive data has been identified and is being protected properly
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All items from the previous review have been addressed in this update. Here's the full picture:
✅ Previous Must-Fix — Resolved
docs/package-release.md:288 — [!WARN] → [!WARNING] is now correct. All admonition tags in the file are valid GitHub-flavored ones.
✅ Previous Suggestions — All Addressed
release-publisher.yml:38 — Comment updated to reflect the new three-field output format (VERSION RELEASE_TYPE [skip_prerelease]).
generate-release-commit-message — Now emits a stderr warning when skip_prerelease=true is used with test/rc release types, and still outputs a clean commit message (no [skip-prerelease] marker appended). Correct.
create-release.yml:242 — The bash [[ "${{ inputs.skip_prerelease }}" != "true" ]] in a run: step vs. inputs.skip_prerelease != true in a YAML if: expression are both idiomatic for their respective contexts. No action needed.
No new issues found. The regex in verify-release-commit correctly makes [skip-prerelease] optional and orders it before the PR number suffix. The double-negative safeguard check in release-publisher.yml:68 (!= "skip_prerelease") is functional and mirrors the audit-trail string set by verify-release-commit.
✅ Looks great — solid, well-scoped implementation with good audit trail and appropriate safeguards. Nice work! 🙌
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Why?
Allow a maintainer to skip pre-release when preparing to publish a new package version. A pre-release is part of the release cycle mode (e.g. test -> release-candidate (RC) -> stable -> latest), which helps get feedback as early as possible. Using skip pre-release bypasses quality safeguards and should only be used when the risk of not releasing "stable/latest" immediately exceeds the risk of potential regressions.
How?
Contribution checklist?
buildcommand runs locallySecurity checklist?
dangerouslySetInnerHTMLPreview?