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generate-release-notes
// Generate release notes for OraTAPI by checking for uncommitted changes, verifying the release version in .bumpversion.cfg, and appending the standard installation and upgrade footer.
// Generate release notes for OraTAPI by checking for uncommitted changes, verifying the release version in .bumpversion.cfg, and appending the standard installation and upgrade footer.
| name | generate-release-notes |
| description | Generate release notes for OraTAPI by checking for uncommitted changes, verifying the release version in .bumpversion.cfg, and appending the standard installation and upgrade footer. |
When requested to generate release notes:
.bumpversion.cfg as the authoritative release-version source unless the user explicitly says otherwise. If .bumpversion.cfg has not yet been updated, warn the user that version-specific wording, artifact names, and upgrade guidance may be inaccurate until the version bump is complete.x.y.z with the actual release version where applicable.------------------------------------ Footer Text - Cut Here -------------------------------------------------- Please see README.md for installation, upgrade, and usage guidance.
quick_config to initialise runtime profiles in the new layout.migrate_config in newer releases are redirected to profile_mgr.Please refer to README.md
On Linux / macOS: python -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate pip install oratapi
On Windows PowerShell: python -m venv .venv ..venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1 pip install oratapi
If you are new to OraTAPI, please read the OraTAPI - Oracle Table API Generator documentation.
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Prepare a release artefact for this project by bumping the requested semantic version level and running the packaging script. Use when the user asks to bump a major, minor, or patch release and package or create a release artefact. Do not use for ordinary build or test tasks.
Audit OraTAPI README content for inconsistencies, missing prerequisites, and unclear installation or upgrade guidance.