Add comprehensive release documentation for v1.0.1 GitHub Actions compatibility fix#5
Add comprehensive release documentation for v1.0.1 GitHub Actions compatibility fix#5
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- Created CHANGELOG.md following Keep a Changelog format - Added detailed release notes covering GitHub Actions compatibility fix - Documented technical details of git symbolic-ref error resolution - Included upgrade instructions and impact analysis - Ready for GitHub release creation
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Thanks for the excellent documentation work! 📚 The release notes and CHANGELOG format are very professional. However, I'm closing this PR in favor of PR #7 which provides a more complete solution: 🚨 Critical Issue: PR #5 is Documentation-OnlyWhile the documentation is excellent, this PR doesn't fix the fundamental problem that users cannot use the GitHub Action because: ✅ Why PR #7 is the Complete Solution:What PR #5 provides:
What PR #7 provides:
📋 Release Notes Handling:We don't need a separate 🎯 Priority:User functionality must come first - without the dist/ files, users can't use the action at all, making even the best documentation irrelevant. 🔗 See the complete solution: PR #7 - #7 Thanks for establishing the documentation standards - we'll maintain this quality going forward! 🙏 |
This PR adds comprehensive release documentation for version 1.0.1, which contains a critical fix for GitHub Actions compatibility that was addressed in issue #3.
📋 What's Added
CHANGELOG.md
RELEASE_NOTES_v1.0.1.md
🐛 Issue Context
The documentation covers the fix for issue #3, where the action was failing in GitHub Actions environments with:
The root cause was that GitHub Actions'
actions/checkoutdoesn't set up the symbolic referencerefs/remotes/origin/HEAD, but the previous code assumed it would always exist.🔧 Technical Details Documented
Before (problematic):
After (robust fix):
🎯 Release Readiness
These files provide everything needed to create a professional GitHub release for v1.0.1 that:
The release notes can be copied directly from
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