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Release notes: publish.yml emitted only a package list plus 'See individual package CHANGELOGs', so v11's breaking changes — Node 22 baseline, 5 removed compressors, removed type aliases — were invisible on the releases page. Prepend the version's own core CHANGELOG section above the package list. Verified the awk extraction against the real 11.0.0 entry, and that a missing section degrades to the previous package-list-only output. Action tag: every doc said 'srod/node-minify@v1', but no v1 tag exists and release-action.yml has never run. That workflow derives its major tag from the release tag publish.yml creates, which is the monorepo version — so the action line is v11, never v1. The documented snippet could not have worked. Update all 31 references across the docs, both action READMEs and the composite action manifest.
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Line 69 exits on every line that starts with ## . If a changelog entry contains a level-two heading or ## inside a fenced code block, the workflow truncates the release notes. Match only valid version headings or track fenced-code state.
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P1: When the documented publish workflow creates v11, `release-action.yml` will not run because the release uses `GITHUB_TOKEN`, so these snippets point to a tag that does not exist. Use a token that can trigger workflows or explicitly dispatch the tag-update workflow before documenting `@v11`.</violation>
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P1: When the documented publish workflow creates v11, release-action.yml will not run because the release uses GITHUB_TOKEN, so these snippets point to a tag that does not exist. Use a token that can trigger workflows or explicitly dispatch the tag-update workflow before documenting @v11.
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cubic P1: releases created with GITHUB_TOKEN do not emit 'release: published', so release-action.yml has never run — which is why no v1/v11 tag exists and every documented action snippet was broken. Documenting @v11 alone would not have fixed it. workflow_dispatch is exempt from that recursion guard, so publish.yml now dispatches release-action.yml with the release tag after creating the release, and takes the actions: write permission that requires. release-action.yml uploaded its artifact only when github.event_name was 'release', so a dispatched run would tag without publishing the zip; drop that condition and pass tag_name explicitly. Windows CI: the minify-html error test resets the module registry and re-imports the compressor, exceeding vitest's 5s default on Windows runners. Set testTimeout to 30s, matching the convention in the action and GCC packages.
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P3: The 30-second timeout applies to every minify-html test even though only the error test needs extra time. Scope the timeout to that slow test so unrelated regressions still fail after Vitest's 5-second default.
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Release prep — must land before merging #2904
Two problems found while checking what the releases page will show. Both are fixed here; merge this before #2904, since
publish.ymlruns frommainand #2904's merge is what triggers it.1. Breaking changes were invisible on the releases page
publish.ymlgenerated release notes as a bare package list plus "See individual package CHANGELOGs for details." — v10.5.0 is exactly that.For v11 that means the Node 22 baseline, 5 removed compressors and the removed type aliases would appear nowhere on the release, leaving upgraders to go digging.
Now the version's own
packages/core/CHANGELOG.mdsection is prepended above the package list. Verified:awkextraction against the real## 11.0.0entry — captures the full Major Changes block, stops correctly at the next headingpublish.ymlstill parses and therunscript survives as one scalar (awkandgh release createboth intact)2.
srod/node-minify@v1never existedEvery doc told users:
But there is no
v1tag on the repo, andrelease-action.ymlhas never run — zero runs in its history. That snippet has been broken for everyone who copied it.Root cause:
release-action.ymlderives its major tag from the release tagpublish.ymlcreates, which is the monorepo version (v10.5.0, nowv11.0.0). So the action's tag line isv11—v1was never reachable.Updated all 31 references to
@v11acrossdocs/src/content/docs/github-action.md(17),packages/action/README.md(5),AGENTS.md(3),.github/actions/node-minify/README.md(3), and.github/actions/node-minify/action.yml(3).After the v11.0.0 release publishes,
release-action.ymlfires onrelease: publishedand creates thev11tag, making the documented snippet work for the first time.Verification
publish.yml, bothaction.yml)Note
packages/action/action.ymlstill declaresusing: "node20". Left alone deliberately — it's the GitHub runner runtime, not the npm baseline, and CI only warns that Node 20 actions are force-migrated to Node 24.Summary by cubic
Release notes now include the version’s core CHANGELOG section, and publishing explicitly dispatches the action release workflow so v11 breaking changes and the
srod/node-minify@v11tag are available to users.@v1to@v11.minify-htmlerror test; other tests keep the default.main.Written for commit b401ced. Summary will update on new commits.
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