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Releases are drafted from this repo but published from a separate central workflow with rake release. This moves publishing here: merging the release PR publishes the gem and the drafted release once a maintainer approves it.
Changes
Add a Release workflow that runs when CHANGELOG.md changes on main, with a manual run and a dry run as a fallback
It runs only when a draft release matches the top CHANGELOG.md version, so ordinary changelog edits are skipped
The specs run and the gem is built without any publishing rights; the build fails if Mailtrap::VERSION doesn't match CHANGELOG.md
Publishing waits for approval on the release environment, then pushes the built gem to RubyGems through trusted publishing (no API key stored)
The draft release is pinned to the merged commit before it is published, so the tag lands on what was built. This replaces rake release, which created the tag itself
How to test
Run the Release workflow manually with dry_run checked: detect and build pass, the gem artifact is uploaded, Publish is skipped
Merge the next release PR and approve the release deployment: the gem is on RubyGems and the release is published with its tag on the merge commit
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Chores
Automated releases can be triggered by eligible changelog updates or a manual request; runs from non-default branches are rejected.
Before publishing, the process checks the pending version, runs tests, and builds a gem package.
Manual dry runs build and test without publishing. Manual requests without a pending release fail unless run as a dry run.
Eligible releases publish the gem and a corresponding GitHub release; changelog-triggered runs are skipped when no release is pending.
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Walkthrough
The pull request adds a GitHub Actions workflow that detects pending releases, validates and builds the gem, and publishes the gem and GitHub release. Manual dispatch supports dry runs.
Changes: Gem release workflow
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Release triggers and detection .github/workflows/release.yml
The workflow starts on changelog pushes to main or manual dispatch. It checks the ref and determines whether a pending release or dry run permits the build.
Gem validation and build .github/workflows/release.yml
The build job checks Mailtrap::VERSION against the detected changelog version, installs dependencies, runs RSpec, builds the gem, and uploads an artifact.
Gem and GitHub release publication .github/workflows/release.yml
For non-dry runs, the publish job checks RubyGems and GitHub release state, then pushes the gem and publishes the GitHub release.
sequenceDiagram
participant GitHubActions
participant DetectionJob
participant BuildJob
participant PublishJob
participant RubyGems
participant GitHubRelease
GitHubActions->>DetectionJob: Start on changelog push or manual dispatch
DetectionJob->>BuildJob: Pass detected version when proceeding
BuildJob->>BuildJob: Check version, run RSpec, build and upload gem artifact
BuildJob->>PublishJob: Provide artifact after successful build
PublishJob->>RubyGems: Check release state and push gem
PublishJob->>GitHubRelease: Check release state and publish release
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Suggested reviewers:izikaj
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 94ded
The release workflow runs third-party actions from a moving branch during the privileged publish step. The maintainers have accepted this for now and plan to move to a release tag. It is mergeable, but pinning to a commit or tag should follow.
Pre-merge checks: 5
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Title check
The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding the release workflow.
Description check
The description includes the required Motivation, Changes, and How to test sections. It explains the workflow behavior and provides concrete test steps. The Images and GIFs section is omitted, but thi…
Docstring Coverage
No eligible functions found in the changed files. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
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The description includes the required Motivation, Changes, and How to test sections. It explains the workflow behavior and provides concrete test steps. The Images and GIFs section is omitted, but this non-critical section does not prevent the description from being mostly complete.
Full details: Docstring Coverage
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 50: Update the release workflow’s resolve-pending-release reference and
the three publishing action references so all actions are available and loadable
for matching push and manual runs; publish them to the referenced repository or
switch to available implementations.
- Around line 45-46: Pin every action used by the release workflow to an audited
commit SHA instead of a mutable branch or tag, while preserving the existing
persist-credentials setting.
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Failed pre-merge checks:
- Description check:
Replace the template placeholders with real content. In Motivation, explain why
a release workflow is needed. In Changes, list the actual changes, such as the
trigger on CHANGELOG.md changes, the dry-run and pending-release logic, the
version check, the RSpec run, the gem build, and the RubyGems and GitHub release
publishing steps. In How to test, list the real test steps, such as a manual dry
run, and mark completed items. Remove the Images and GIFs table if it does not
apply, or replace the placeholder links with real ones.
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detect runs with a read-only token, which can't see draft releases, so
resolve-pending-release now reports the newest CHANGELOG.md version as
pending until it has a published release. A real dispatch on a version
that is already released fails; the publish job's draft check confirms
the draft after approval.
github.ref_name is the short name, so a manual run started from a tag
named like the default branch passed the check and would build that
tag's commit. Comparing github.ref with refs/heads/<default branch>
accepts only the branch.
A dry run continues whether or not the top CHANGELOG.md version is
released, so it passed even when detection was wrong. Decide now logs
pending and dry_run, and a dry run on an already released version gets a
warning that it didn't exercise detection.
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Motivation
Releases are drafted from this repo but published from a separate central workflow with
rake release. This moves publishing here: merging the release PR publishes the gem and the drafted release once a maintainer approves it.Changes
Releaseworkflow that runs whenCHANGELOG.mdchanges onmain, with a manual run and a dry run as a fallbackCHANGELOG.mdversion, so ordinary changelog edits are skippedMailtrap::VERSIONdoesn't matchCHANGELOG.mdreleaseenvironment, then pushes the built gem to RubyGems through trusted publishing (no API key stored)rake release, which created the tag itselfHow to test
Releaseworkflow manually withdry_runchecked:detectandbuildpass, the gem artifact is uploaded,Publishis skippedreleasedeployment: the gem is on RubyGems and the release is published with its tag on the merge commitSummary by CodeRabbit