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Deploy the MemoryLane Claude Code plugin by verifying only plugin/marketplace files changed, bumping the plugin version, then committing and pushing.
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| name | deploy-plugin |
| description | Deploy the MemoryLane Claude Code plugin by verifying only plugin/marketplace files changed, bumping the plugin version, then committing and pushing. |
Ship a new version of the MemoryLane Claude Code plugin.
Only these paths may have changes when deploying the plugin:
plugins/memorylane/
.claude-plugin/
Any changes outside these paths must be committed or stashed separately before deploying.
Run git status and git diff --name-only to list all modified, staged, and untracked files.
If any changed file falls outside the allowed paths listed above, stop immediately and tell the user:
Some changes are outside the plugin directory. Please commit or stash them before deploying the plugin.
List the offending files so the user can act on them.
Read plugins/memorylane/.claude-plugin/plugin.json and note the current "version" value.
Increment the patch number by default (e.g. 0.6.0 → 0.6.1). If the user specified a version or bump level (major/minor/patch), use that instead.
Update the "version" field in plugins/memorylane/.claude-plugin/plugin.json.
npm run format
Stage only plugin/marketplace files:
git add plugins/memorylane/ .claude-plugin/
git commit -m "plugin: v<new-version>"
git push origin HEAD
Print the new version and the pushed branch name so the user can verify.
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