| name | injective-core-detect-changes |
| description | Detect breaking changes in Injective core between two tagged releases. For use in developer documentation and release notes. |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"author":"bguiz","version":"0.0.1"} |
Detect Breaking Changes for Injective Core, Skill Guide
Goal: identify any changes upon a new release of Injective core.
When to apply
- "Are there any breaking changes in the latest release of injectived or peggo?"
- "For Injective Mainnet validators upgrading to vX.Y.Z, do we need extra requirements?"
Activities
Perform the following steps in sequence.
1 - Inputs
Ask the user:
PREV_TAG what is the previous version, e.g. v1.19.0NEXT_TAG what is the next version, e.g. v1.20.0
If the user inputs tags without the v prefix, e.g. 1.19.0, correct it automatically
2 - Github info
Find the release notes for NEXT_TAG.
e.g. For v1.20.0: https://github.com/InjectiveLabs/injective-core/releases/tag/v1.20.0
Find the appropriate changelog for NEXT_TAG.
This is typically the same as NEXT_TAG, but swap the patch number for x.
e.g. For v1.20.0: https://github.com/InjectiveLabs/injective-core/blob/release/v1.20.x/CHANGELOG.md
Look for a heading that is ${NEXT_TAG} - YYYY-MM-DD
With this info:
- Analyse them to detect any signs of potential breaking changes
- Summarise these signs as
NOTES_FROM_RELEASE
3 - Detect breaking changes
Invoke the devrel-detect-breaking-changes agent skill.
/devrel-detect-breaking-changes
REPO: git@github.com:InjectiveFoundation/injective-core.git
PREV_TAG: ${PREV_TAG}
NEXT_TAG: ${NEXT_TAG}
PERSONAS: DevOps team running Injective mainnet validator nodes, software engineers running Injective testnet validator nodes, security team
REQS: Hint - when the following files/ globs have been changed, they are more likely to result in breaking changes:
- `go.mod`
- `client/docs/swagger-ui/swagger.yaml`
- `cmd/injectived/root.go`
- `proto/**/*.proto`
- `injective-chain/app/app.go`
- `injective-chain/app/**/` (when new subdirectory has been added)
Additionally, based on the release notes and change logs,
look into: ${NOTES_FROM_RELEASE}
Related skills
devrel-detect-breaking-changes
If this skill is not available, run the following command to install it:
npx skills add bguiz/devrel-agent-skills --skill devrel-detect-breaking-changes
Prerequisites
Nil
