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description: Release a new version of altimate-code. Reviews code, fixes issues, generates changelog, runs checks, tags, pushes, and monitors CI. Everything ships clean in one release.
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# Release altimate-code
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Automate the complete release process. The core principle: **find and fix everything before tagging. No follow-up PRs.**
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## Input
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`$ARGUMENTS` = version bump type: `patch` (default), `minor`, or `major`. Can also be an explicit version like `0.6.0`.
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---
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## Step 0: Read the Release Guide
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Read the official release documentation and current changelog style:
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```bash
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cat docs/RELEASING.md
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head -80 CHANGELOG.md
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```
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Cross-check RELEASING.md against this skill. If it has new steps or prerequisites, warn the user and adapt.
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## Step 1: Determine Version
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```bash
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npm info @altimateai/altimate-code version
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```
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- `patch` or empty: bump patch (e.g., `0.5.17` → `0.5.18`)
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- `minor`: bump minor (e.g., `0.5.17` → `0.6.0`)
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- `major`: bump major (e.g., `0.5.17` → `1.0.0`)
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- Explicit version (matches `\d+\.\d+\.\d+`): use directly
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Confirm with user: "Releasing **v{NEXT_VERSION}** (current: v{CURRENT_VERSION}). Proceed?"
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## Step 2: Ensure on Main and Clean
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```bash
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git branch --show-current
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git status --short
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git fetch origin main
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git log HEAD..origin/main --oneline
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```
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- Must be on `main`. If not, stop.
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- Working tree must be clean. If dirty, stop.
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- Must be up to date with remote. If behind, stop.
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## Step 3: Identify What Changed
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```bash
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git log v{CURRENT_VERSION}..HEAD --oneline --no-merges
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git log v{CURRENT_VERSION}..HEAD --oneline --no-merges --grep="^feat" --grep="^fix"
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git diff v{CURRENT_VERSION}..HEAD --stat
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git diff v{CURRENT_VERSION}..HEAD --name-only -- 'packages/opencode/src/**' 'packages/dbt-tools/src/**'
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```
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For each `feat:` and `fix:` commit, read its full diff (`git show {HASH} --stat`).
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Build a list of **user-facing changes** — features added, bugs fixed, behavior modified. Ignore `ci:`, `test:`, `chore:` that don't affect UX.
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## Step 4: Multi-Persona Code Review
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**Purpose:** Find issues BEFORE we write tests or changelog. Everything found here gets fixed before the release ships. No follow-up PRs.
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### 4a: Prepare the evaluation brief
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Gather:
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1. **Change summary** — the user-facing changes list from Step 3
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2. **Source files changed** — from `git diff --name-only`
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3. **Diff stats** — `git diff v{CURRENT_VERSION}..HEAD --stat`
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4. **Version context** — what version this is, time since last release
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### 4b: Launch the five-member evaluation team
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Spawn **five agents in parallel**. Each agent MUST read the actual source code diffs — not just the summary. Each reviews from their unique perspective:
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1. **CTO** — Technical risk, security exposure, breaking changes, operational readiness. "Would I deploy this on a Friday?"
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2. **Product Manager** — Feature completeness, user value, messaging clarity, docs accuracy, changelog story. "Can I write a release announcement customers care about?"
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3. **End User (Data Engineer)** — Day-to-day usability, error messages, discoverability, workflow friction. "Will this make my Monday easier or harder?"
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4. **Tech Lead** — Code quality, test coverage, maintainability, marker guard, CI health. "Will we regret this in two weeks?"
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5. **Chaos Gremlin** — Random adversarial perspective (security auditor, support engineer, new hire, compliance officer, etc.). Different each release. Asks the uncomfortable question nobody else thought of.
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Each agent produces:
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```markdown
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## {Persona} Review
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### Verdict: SHIP / HOLD / SHIP WITH NOTES
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### What looks good
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### Concerns
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- **[P0/P1/P2]** {concern} — {why}
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### Actionable fixes (code changes needed before release)
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- {specific file + what to change}
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### Release notes feedback
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```
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**Key difference from a post-release review:** Each agent must classify concerns as either:
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- **Actionable** — can be fixed now in <30 min (stale docs, missing timeout, wording issues, missing guards)
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- **Deferred** — requires significant design work (>30 min), fine for next release
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### 4c: Synthesize and triage
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After all five agents complete:
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1. **Collect all concerns**, deduplicate
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2. **Build the consensus table:**
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```markdown
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| Persona | Verdict | P0 | P1 | P2 | Key Concern |
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|---------|---------|----|----|----|----|
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```
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3. **Split actionable vs deferred:**
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```markdown
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### Actionable (fix now, before tagging)
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| # | Issue | File(s) | Est. | Flagged by |
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| 1 | Missing timeout on validateCredentials | client.ts | 5 min | Tech Lead |
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| 2 | Stale docs reference wrong command | gitlab.md | 10 min | End User |
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### Deferred (file issues for next release)
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| # | Issue | Reason for deferral |
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| 1 | Inline per-line GitLab comments | New feature, not a fix |
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```
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### 4d: Gate
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- **Any P0** → Release blocked. Fix first, re-run from Step 3.
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- **3+ HOLD verdicts** → Release blocked.
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- **Actionable P1s exist** → Proceed to Step 5 (fix them).
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- **No actionable items** → Skip Step 5, proceed to Step 6.
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## Step 5: Fix Actionable Issues
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**Purpose:** Fix every actionable P1/P2 found by the review. This is why the review is early — so fixes ship in THIS release, not the next one.
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### 5a: Fix each issue on main
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For each actionable item from Step 4c:
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1. Read the file(s) involved
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2. Make the fix
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3. Run the relevant tests
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4. Commit with a descriptive message:
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```
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### 5b: File issues for deferred items
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```bash
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### 5c: Re-verify after fixes
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Run typecheck and marker guard to confirm fixes are clean:
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**If fixes introduced new issues,** fix those too. Loop until clean.
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## Step 6: Adversarial Testing
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**Purpose:** Write and run adversarial tests covering ALL changes — including the fixes from Step 5. This ensures the fixes themselves don't introduce new problems.
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### 6a: Write adversarial tests
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Read the changed source files. Create test file at `packages/opencode/test/skill/release-v{NEXT_VERSION}-adversarial.test.ts`.
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Follow established patterns (see `test/altimate/adversarial.test.ts`, `test/skill/release-v0.5.14-adversarial.test.ts`).
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**Categories to cover per change:**
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1. Empty/null/undefined inputs
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2. Boundary values (zero, max, negative)
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3. Type confusion
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4. Injection attacks (SQL, command, prototype pollution, path traversal)
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5. Error propagation
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**Test quality rules:**
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- Meaningful assertions, not just "doesn't throw"
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- Deterministic — no timing deps, no shared state
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- No `mock.module()` — use `Dispatcher.register()`/`reset()` or `spyOn()`
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### 6b: Run tests
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cd packages/opencode && bun test --timeout 30000 test/skill/release-v{NEXT_VERSION}-adversarial.test.ts
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### 6c: Gate
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- **All pass** → Continue
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- **Test finds a real bug** → Fix the bug, run again. If the bug is in code from Step 5, fix it. If in original release code, commit the fix.
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- **Test bug** → Fix the test, continue
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## Step 7: UX Verification
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### 7a: Smoke test
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### 7b: Run feature-specific tests
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### 7c: Verify docs match code
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For each feature in this release, check that the corresponding doc in `docs/docs/` is accurate. Stale docs should have been caught in Step 4 and fixed in Step 5, but double-check.
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### 7d: Gate
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If any scenario fails with P0 severity (crash, data loss), stop and fix. P2 cosmetics can be noted for next release.
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## Step 8: Generate Changelog
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### 8a: Get all commits
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git log v{CURRENT_VERSION}..HEAD --oneline --no-merges
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**Important:** This now includes both the original changes AND the fixes from Step 5. Include everything.
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### 8b: Write the changelog entry
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Categorize into **Added**, **Fixed**, **Changed**. Use bold title + em-dash description matching existing style. Incorporate release notes feedback from the Step 4 persona reviews.
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### 8c: Review with user
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Show the changelog and ask: "Does this look correct? Edit anything?"
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Wait for approval.
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## Step 9: Pre-Release Checks
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Run all mandatory checks:
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**Gate: ALL CHECKS MUST PASS.** Stop on failure.
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### Optional: Verdaccio sanity suite
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## Step 10: Commit, Tag, Push
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## Step 11: Monitor CI
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## Step 12: Verify and Close Issues
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### 12a: Verify artifacts
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### 12b: Close resolved issues
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Extract issue numbers from commits and PR closing references:
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## Release Summary: v{NEXT_VERSION}
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## Rules
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1. **Always read RELEASING.md first.** It is the source of truth for the process.
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3. **Review BEFORE testing.** The multi-persona review finds design issues (stale docs, missing timeouts, naming problems). Adversarial tests find code bugs. Different tools for different problems. Review first, then test the reviewed code.
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4. **Fix actionable issues before tagging.** The whole point of reviewing early is to ship clean. If the review finds a stale doc or missing timeout, fix it on main before the tag. No follow-up PRs for things that could have been fixed in 10 minutes.
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5. **Only defer what truly can't be fixed quickly.** New features, large refactors, and design decisions get deferred. Missing timeouts, stale docs, wording fixes, and small guards get fixed now.
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7. **Never skip pre-release check.** Last gate before a broken binary ships.
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10. **Changelog entries must match existing style.** Bold titles with em-dash descriptions.
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11. **If CI fails after push, do NOT delete the tag.** Investigate first.
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16. **The release is done when the summary says "No follow-up PRs needed."** If it can't say that, something was missed.

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