Triage an incoming verdaccio/verdaccio GitHub issue against the codebase, the affected release line, and related issues, then choose the labels from the repository's existing taxonomy. Use whenever the user asks to triage, classify, assess, reproduce,…
Choose and apply the labels for a verdaccio/verdaccio pull request — exactly one release-line label plus content labels from the repository's existing taxonomy (typically one to three, more for a genuinely large multi-topic PR), never security, and AI…
Take a change through a verdaccio/verdaccio pull request — branch, checks, changeset, title, body, labels, draft-to-ready, then the CI and review rounds after every push, plus the port PRs to other release lines. Use when opening a PR, after pushing to one,…
Review an existing verdaccio/verdaccio pull request end to end — description, diff, review threads, CI, labels, changeset, release-line coverage — verify the findings, and report them; optionally fix them on the PR branch when asked. Use when given a PR…
Review a verdaccio diff, branch, or pull request against the repository review guide (security first, then npm-client compatibility, performance, product fit, maintainability), verify each finding against the code, and report actionable issues. Use for code…
Implement a verdaccio bug fix, feature, or refactor — establish the affected release lines, check whether existing configuration, package-access rules, plugins, or uplink options already solve it, put the change in the layer that owns it, reuse existing…
Maintain the plugins bundled in this repository (htpasswd, local-storage, auth-memory, memory, audit, package-filter, ui-theme) and the plugin contracts in @verdaccio/core — fix a bundled plugin, change a pluginUtils interface safely, diagnose why a plugin…
Select and run the checks that actually cover a change in the verdaccio monorepo — rebuild the touched packages, run their tests and their dependents' tests, the api integration suite, the e2e CLI battery or the Cypress UI suite when the change is client- or…