| name | l-bump-version-x |
| description | Bump the X digit of this project's X.Y.Z version — a real product release. Use when the user says 'bump version x', 'product release', 'l-bump-version-x'. Resets Z to 0, KEEPS Y (lifetime JLCPCB-order counter), commits, tags, and creates a GitHub release. |
| argument-hint | ["--notes \"release notes\""] |
| allowed-tools | Bash(bash .claude/scripts/bump-version.sh *), Bash(git *), Bash(gh *), Bash(cat VERSION) |
Confirm before running. This is a product-level release: commits, pushes, tags, and
creates a public GitHub release. Always confirm with the user first.
l-bump-version-x — product release
Bumps X in the project version X.Y.Z. X = the product's own release version (currently 0
— nothing shipped yet). See doc/docs/inbox/versioning.md.
Effect: e.g. 0.5.2 → 1.5.0 — increments X, resets Z to 0, and keeps Y (Y is a
lifetime JLCPCB-order counter and does not reset). Then commit → annotated tag v1.5.0 →
push → GitHub release v1.5.0.
:::note Y is intentionally kept
Unlike standard semver, an X bump does NOT reset Y here, because Y means "Nth JLCPCB order
ever." If the user wants Y to reset on a product release, edit .claude/scripts/bump-version.sh.
:::
Steps
- Confirm the working tree is clean (
git status). If dirty, ask the user to /commits first.
- Show the current version:
cat VERSION.
- Confirm with the user that this is a real product release (X bumps are rare).
- Run the bump:
bash .claude/scripts/bump-version.sh x --notes "Product release: <summary>"
- Report the new version, tag, and GitHub release URL (
gh release view v<new>).
