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ci: release daily at 10:17 UTC when master holds releasable changes - #88
release.yml runs daily at 10:17 UTC (cron: '17 10 * * *') and on workflow_dispatch; the push trigger is gone, so a merge no longer publishes by itself. Two dispatch inputs, both default false: force (skip the releasable-changes check; the release job still decides the version) and dry_run (run the check, the suite, the decision, the build and npm pack --dry-run, then stop before any publish, tag or GitHub release).
New first job, Releasable changes: runs scripts/release-version.mjs with git and Node alone (nothing installed). Releasable when the decision would publish a version or make a missing GitHub release. Otherwise the run ends green there; the reason goes to the log and the run summary.
When releasable, the suite job calls ci.yml through a new workflow_call trigger (CODECOV_TOKEN passed), so the whole suite runs on master with coverage uploaded to Codecov, which keeps the coverage badge current. The publish job runs only after it passes and publishes as before: the same decision, trusted publishing with provenance, the NPM_TOKEN fallback, the GitHub release and the repair of a missing one. The explicit test step in the publish job is dropped since the suite ran (npm publish still runs the tests through prepublishOnly).
Write permissions moved from the workflow to the publish job; the workflow default is contents: read. The serializing release concurrency group (queue: max, never cancelled) is unchanged.
ci.yml: a push to master runs a new quick job alone (lint, type check, vitest run --changed <before>). Pull requests run build, postgres18 and browser as before, so the required checks build and browser keep their source. A called run sees the caller's event, so the whole suite runs from the release workflow.
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Docs
RELEASING.md, README.md (CI, Releases, and Badges) and CONTRIBUTING.md say a release runs daily at 10:17 UTC when releasable changes merged, and how to start one now: gh workflow run release.yml --ref master (with -f dry_run=true to stop before the publish). The comments in scripts/release-version.mjs match.
Tests
This pull request's CI runs the whole suite, including tests/releaseVersion.spec.ts. After the merge a dry_run dispatch on master shows the gate's decision and, when releasable, the suite passing with the publish skipped.
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Workflow Updates
Pushes to the main branch now run a quicker set of checks; pull requests and release runs continue to run the full CI suite.
Releases are scheduled daily instead of running on every push. Manual runs can force a release check or use a dry run to preview the outcome without publishing.
Documentation
Updated project guidance to reflect the revised checks, release schedule, and manual release options.
The release workflow runs on a schedule and by hand, no longer on every
push to master. A first job runs the release decision with git and Node
alone and ends the run green when nothing is releasable. When something
is, the run calls ci.yml for the whole suite with coverage, then
publishes as before. Inputs force and dry_run on a manual run.
A push to master runs a quick job alone (lint, type check, the tests the
push changed); pull requests run the whole suite as before.
Update the release decision’s comments and stale-head explanation to reflect that the next scheduled or manual run, rather than a push-triggered run, handles releasable changes.
scripts/release-version.mjs L3-7 (+3 small edits)
Configuration
Add the push-only quick CI job and make the full build, PostgreSQL, and browser jobs run only for pull requests or called full-suite runs.
.github/workflows/ci.yml L3-9, L15-89 (+2 small edits)
Replace push-triggered releases with scheduled and manual runs, gate the full CI suite on releasable changes, and publish only after that suite succeeds, with optional force and dry-run behavior.
.github/workflows/release.yml L3-22, L34-108, L157-182 (+4 small edits)
Documentation
Explain the daily release cadence, manual release options, updated CI behavior, and revised release steps for contributors and users.
CONTRIBUTING.md L195-198
README.md L1025-1029
RELEASING.md L7-20, L26-38, L44-46
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Walkthrough
The CI workflow now uses quick checks for pushes and the full suite for other events. Releases run on a daily schedule or by manual dispatch, pass through a releasability gate and full CI suite, and support dry runs before publishing.
Changes: CI and release flow
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Summary
Split CI paths .github/workflows/ci.yml, README.md
Pushes run lint, typecheck, and tests affected by the push. Other events run the full suite. The CI workflow supports reusable calls, and the README describes the CI and release schedules.
Release schedule, gate, and suite .github/workflows/release.yml, CONTRIBUTING.md, RELEASING.md
The release workflow adds daily and manual triggers, checks releasability on master, and runs the reusable CI suite when eligible. The release guidance describes the schedule and manual-run inputs.
Publish decision and dry-run controls .github/workflows/release.yml, RELEASING.md, scripts/release-version.mjs
The publish job adds dry-run reporting and suppresses publishing and release creation during dry runs. The release guidance and planner comments describe the master-head check and release timing.
sequenceDiagram
participant Schedule as Schedule or manual run
participant Gate as release.yml gate
participant Planner as release-version.mjs
participant CI as ci.yml suite
participant Publish as release.yml publish
Schedule->>Gate: Start release workflow
Gate->>Planner: Evaluate release plan
Gate->>CI: Run suite when releasable
CI-->>Publish: Complete suite job
Publish->>Publish: Check current master head and dry_run
Publish->>Publish: Publish package and create release when allowed
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framerslab/sql-storage-adapter#79: Adds the release planner and the earlier push-triggered release workflow that this change updates.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 29ae8
A force push with an unavailable previous tip can leave earlier changes out of the quick test run. Use the full suite when the comparison base is unavailable; the release publish conditions are already enforced.
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• Run releases daily at 10:17 UTC or on demand, rather than publishing on every merge.
• Skip the full suite when nothing is releasable; support forced checks and non-publishing dry runs.
• Run quick checks on master pushes and the full CI suite before eligible releases.
Diagram
graph TD
A{"Trigger"} -->|push| B["Quick CI"]
A -->|daily or manual| C["Release gate"] --> D{"Releasable?"} -->|yes| E["Full CI suite"] --> F["Publish decision"] -->|normal run| G["npm and GitHub"]
D -->|no| H["Finish green"]
F -->|dry run| H
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High-Level Assessment
The following are alternative approaches to this PR:
1. Keep full CI on master pushes
➕ Provides immediate full-suite feedback and more frequent coverage uploads after merges.
➖ Repeats expensive checks across merges and does not guarantee that the release's selected commit passed the full suite.
Recommendation: Keep the gated, reusable CI approach: it tests the release commit before publishing while avoiding full-suite runs on every merge. The publish-time decision remains important because master can advance during CI.
Files changed (6) +220 / -37
Documentation (4) +39 / -21
CONTRIBUTING.mdExplain daily release timing to contributors+3/-3
Explain daily release timing to contributors
• Replaces merge-triggered release instructions with the daily release process and documents how to start a release or dry run manually.
README.mdDescribe quick CI, scheduled releases, and coverage timing+3/-3
Describe quick CI, scheduled releases, and coverage timing
• Updates the CI and release overview to distinguish pull-request, master-push, and release-run checks. Notes that master coverage is uploaded during release runs.
RELEASING.mdDocument the gated daily release workflow+24/-8
Document the gated daily release workflow
• Explains the schedule, manual inputs, releasability gate, full-suite dependency, and publish-time recheck. Clarifies that fixes and version bumps publish on the next eligible daily run rather than at merge.
release-version.mjsAlign release-decision wording with scheduled runs+9/-7
Align release-decision wording with scheduled runs
• Rewords comments and the stale-master decision reason to refer to a later run instead of a push or the commit's own run. Release-decision logic is unchanged.
ci.ymlSplit push checks from reusable full-suite CI+66/-0
Split push checks from reusable full-suite CI
• Adds a quick master-push job for lint, type-checking, and changed tests. Pull requests and calls from the release workflow run the existing build, PostgreSQL 18, and browser jobs; the called workflow accepts the Codecov secret.
release.ymlGate scheduled releases behind the full CI suite+115/-16
Gate scheduled releases behind the full CI suite
• Replaces the push trigger with a daily schedule and manual dispatch, adding force and dry-run inputs. A lightweight release decision gates a reusable CI call; publishing then rechecks the decision, while dry runs stop before npm and GitHub release operations. Write permissions are confined to the publish job.
1. Workflow changes go untested after merge✓ Resolved
Description
The new quick job runs only Vitest’s changed tests with --passWithNoTests, omitting the separate
Node tests that validate workflow changes. When a push changes only workflow files or their support
scripts, the quick job can pass without those tests, and the daily release gate does not run the
full suite because those files are not releasable package changes.
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104-106: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
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Gate the publish job on the suite result and on gate running.
When gate reports releasable=false, suite is skipped. Without an explicit condition, publish is then skipped too, which is the desired result. Make that explicit. A needs job that is skipped skips its dependents by default, but a future edit that adds always() would break this. Also, the former github.ref == 'refs/heads/master' condition is gone from publish. Today gate does the master filtering. A non-master run skips gate, so suite and publish skip as well. Add an explicit condition so the guarantee does not rely on skip propagation.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/ci.yml:
- Around line 62-71: Update the “Run the tests the push changed” workflow step
to run the full Vitest suite when BEFORE is empty, zero, or unavailable in
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Qodo, "Workflow changes go untested after merge": fixed. The quick job on a master push now runs node --test .github/scripts/check-workflow-pushes.test.mjs and the workflow-push check (seconds, no install), so a push that changes only the workflows is checked even when the daily release finds nothing releasable. Pull requests still run the whole suite.
CodeRabbit, publish gated on the suite: done. The publish job states if: needs.gate.outputs.releasable == 'true' && needs.suite.result == 'success' rather than relying on the default skip.
CodeRabbit, push base missing: fixed (every test runs when the commit before the push is not in the history).
A second Codex read found that the quick job's changed-test run kept vitest.config.ts's coverage thresholds over all of src/, so a push touching only the release script and its spec could fail on coverage. Fixed in 771853b: the quick job runs with coverage off; the release run's whole suite collects it.
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What changed
release.ymlruns daily at 10:17 UTC (cron: '17 10 * * *') and onworkflow_dispatch; the push trigger is gone, so a merge no longer publishes by itself. Two dispatch inputs, both default false:force(skip the releasable-changes check; the release job still decides the version) anddry_run(run the check, the suite, the decision, the build andnpm pack --dry-run, then stop before any publish, tag or GitHub release).scripts/release-version.mjswith git and Node alone (nothing installed). Releasable when the decision would publish a version or make a missing GitHub release. Otherwise the run ends green there; the reason goes to the log and the run summary.suitejob callsci.ymlthrough a newworkflow_calltrigger (CODECOV_TOKENpassed), so the whole suite runs on master with coverage uploaded to Codecov, which keeps the coverage badge current. Thepublishjob runs only after it passes and publishes as before: the same decision, trusted publishing with provenance, theNPM_TOKENfallback, the GitHub release and the repair of a missing one. The explicit test step in the publish job is dropped since the suite ran (npm publishstill runs the tests throughprepublishOnly).contents: read. The serializingreleaseconcurrency group (queue: max, never cancelled) is unchanged.ci.yml: a push to master runs a newquickjob alone (lint, type check,vitest run --changed <before>). Pull requests runbuild,postgres18andbrowseras before, so the required checksbuildandbrowserkeep their source. A called run sees the caller's event, so the whole suite runs from the release workflow.Issue
No issue
Spec, plan and design
None
Pictures
None
Docs
RELEASING.md, README.md (CI, Releases, and Badges) and CONTRIBUTING.md say a release runs daily at 10:17 UTC when releasable changes merged, and how to start one now:
gh workflow run release.yml --ref master(with-f dry_run=trueto stop before the publish). The comments inscripts/release-version.mjsmatch.Tests
This pull request's CI runs the whole suite, including
tests/releaseVersion.spec.ts. After the merge adry_rundispatch on master shows the gate's decision and, when releasable, the suite passing with the publish skipped.Summary by CodeRabbit
Workflow Updates
Documentation