release-test

name	release-test
description	Push a tagged release to rigbook-build-test repo and let the workflow build it
allowed-tools	Bash(git *, gh *, uv *, just *), Read, Edit

Release Test

Push a tagged release to the rigbook-build-test repo. The release workflow triggers on tag push (no branch required).

This creates a temporary branch with the version bump, tags it, pushes the commit and tag to the test repo, then cleans up locally.

Version Numbering

Run just next-dev-version to get the next version automatically. This reads the base version from pyproject.toml and queries existing releases on EnigmaCurry/rigbook-build-test to find the next sequential .devN suffix.

The result is e.g. 0.2.7.dev0. The tag uses a v prefix: v0.2.7.dev0.

Instructions

1. Get the next version and tell the user which version will be built:

   just next-dev-version
   

   Set PYPROJECT_VERSION to the output (e.g. 0.2.7.dev0) and NEW_VERSION to v{PYPROJECT_VERSION}.

2. Ensure the build-test remote exists:

   git remote get-url build-test 2>/dev/null || git remote add build-test [e-mail]-EnigmaCurry-rigbook-build-test:EnigmaCurry/rigbook-build-test.git
   

3. Save the current branch name:

   git branch --show-current
   

4. Check if the tag already exists locally (save this for cleanup later):

   git tag -l {NEW_VERSION}
   

5. Create a temporary branch from the current HEAD:

   git checkout -b build-test-temp
   

6. Bump version in pyproject.toml to {PYPROJECT_VERSION} and rebuild the lockfile:

   uv lock
   

   Then commit:

   git add pyproject.toml uv.lock
   git commit -m "Bump version to {NEW_VERSION}"
   

7. Delete the remote tag if it already exists (ignore errors):

   git push build-test :refs/tags/{NEW_VERSION} 2>/dev/null || true
   

8. Tag and force push the commit and tag: The workflow needs the tagged commit to exist on the remote. Push the commit to a throwaway branch, then push the tag.

   git tag -f {NEW_VERSION}
   git push --force build-test HEAD:refs/heads/build-test-temp
   git push --force build-test {NEW_VERSION}
   

9. Switch back to the original branch and delete the temporary branch:

   git checkout {ORIGINAL_BRANCH}
   git branch -D build-test-temp
   

10. Clean up the local tag (only if it didn't exist before step 4):

    git tag -d {NEW_VERSION}
    

11. Watch the GitHub Actions build in the background: The workflow will create the GitHub release automatically.

    gh run watch $(gh run list --repo EnigmaCurry/rigbook-build-test --limit 1 --json databaseId -q '.[0].databaseId') --repo EnigmaCurry/rigbook-build-test
    

    Run this with run_in_background: true so the user isn't blocked. When notified of completion, report the build result.

12. Report success with the version and a link to the build-test repo's actions page.