## Summary
Removes the GitHub Actions-driven releaser **v2** pipeline so the
interactive release wizard is the only release path, and drops the `v1`
naming now that it is the sole implementation.
## Changes
- Delete `.github/workflows/tag-and-release.yaml` (the v2 workflow).
- Delete `scripts/releaser/v2/`.
- Move `scripts/releaser/v1/` into `scripts/releaser/` as `package
main`.
- Rewrite `scripts/releaser/main.go` to a single wizard command: drop
the `--legacy` flag and the v2 `rc`/`branch`/`release` subcommands and
hidden CI compat commands. `--dry-run` is preserved.
- Update `scripts/release.sh` to run `go run ./scripts/releaser "$@"`
(no `--legacy`).
The legacy `release.yaml` workflow (triggered by `scripts/release.sh`)
is unchanged and remains the release pipeline.
## Validation
- `go build ./scripts/releaser/...`
- `go test ./scripts/releaser/...`
- `go vet` + `golangci-lint run ./scripts/releaser/...`
- `gofmt -l` clean
> [!NOTE]
> The GPG signing key check removal is handled in a stacked follow-up PR
based on this branch.
<details>
<summary>Implementation plan</summary>
- v2 flow = `scripts/releaser/v2/` +
`.github/workflows/tag-and-release.yaml` (uses `go run
./scripts/releaser prepare-release|generate-notes`). `v2` was imported
only by `main.go`; the workflow was referenced nowhere else.
- v1 flow = interactive wizard in `scripts/releaser/v1/`, reached via
`--legacy`, driving `release.yaml` (triggered by `scripts/release.sh`).
- No `docs/` referenced the releaser tool or these workflows.
- Steps: delete the v2 workflow and package; move `v1/*` up to
`scripts/releaser/` (`package main`, including test files); rewrite
`main.go` to a single wizard command; update `release.sh`.
</details>
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## What
Consolidates the two separate release programs into a single command at
`scripts/releaser`:
- `scripts/releaser/v1/` — the former interactive releaser (package
`v1`).
- `scripts/releaser/v2/` — the former `scripts/release-action` CI tool
(package `v2`).
- `scripts/releaser/main.go` — new entrypoint. Runs the **v2** tooling
by
default and the **v1** interactive wizard with `--legacy`.
## CLI shape
Three documented subcommands, each backed by v2 `prepare-release` with
the
release type baked in:
- `releaser rc` — tag a release candidate
- `releaser branch` — cut a new release branch and tag its first RC
- `releaser release` — tag a stable release or patch
The former release-action verbs (`calculate-version`, `prepare-release`,
`generate-notes`, `publish`) are retained as **hidden** top-level
commands with
identical flags and stdout, so `tag-and-release.yaml` migrates with a
path-only
change (`scripts/release-action` -> `scripts/releaser`). `--legacy` runs
the v1
wizard and is mutually exclusive with the subcommands.
`scripts/release.sh` now
launches `releaser --legacy`.
All file moves are rename-detected by git, so the per-file diff is just
the
package declaration.
## Testing
- `go build ./scripts/...`, `go vet ./scripts/releaser/...`, `go test
./scripts/releaser/...`
- `golangci-lint run ./scripts/releaser/...`, `make lint/emdash`,
`shellcheck`, `actionlint`
- Smoke: `releaser --help` shows only rc/branch/release; hidden verbs
still run;
`releaser rc --ref main --dry-run` emits the same JSON contract;
`--legacy rc`
errors cleanly.
<details>
<summary>Implementation plan</summary>
# Plan: Consolidate release tooling into a single `scripts/releaser`
command
## Goal
Merge the two separate release programs into one binary at
`scripts/releaser`:
- `scripts/releaser/v1/` — the current interactive releaser (package
`v1`).
- `scripts/releaser/v2/` — the current CI `scripts/release-action`
(package `v2`).
- `scripts/releaser/main.go` — new entrypoint (package `main`).
- Uses v2 by default, v1 with `--legacy`.
- Exposes 3 subcommands: `rc`, `branch` (cut release branch), `release`.
## Design decision (Option A, chosen)
The workflow needs `prepare-release`, `generate-notes`, and `publish`
invokable
separately (a build happens between prepare and publish). The latter two
are
version-driven and type-agnostic, so they do not map cleanly onto
`rc`/`branch`/`release`.
- Visible subcommands `rc`, `branch`, `release` run v2 `prepare-release`
with the
type baked in and print the same JSON.
- Hidden verbs `calculate-version`, `prepare-release`, `generate-notes`,
`publish` keep byte-identical flags/stdout, so the workflow change is
path-only. Lowest risk; honors "3 subcommands" from a UX perspective.
## `--legacy` semantics
- `releaser --legacy` runs the v1 interactive wizard (preserves today's
behavior; the wizard auto-detects RC vs release from the branch).
- `--legacy` is mutually exclusive with the subcommands (clear error if
combined), because v1 auto-detects type and cannot cut a branch.
## Work items
1. Create `v1` and `v2` packages via `git mv`, renaming `package main`.
Move the `owner`/`repo` consts into each package. Add `v1.Run(inv,
dryRun)`
(old wizard `main()` body) and v2 command builders (`CICommands`,
`TypeCommand`) so internals stay unexported.
2. New `scripts/releaser/main.go`: top-level `releaser` with `--legacy`,
the 3
subcommands, and the hidden compat verbs; delegates to `v1.Run` for
legacy.
3. Update references: `tag-and-release.yaml` (3 command paths + header
comment)
and `scripts/release.sh` (`--legacy`).
4. Verify: build, vet, test, `go run` smoke tests, fmt, lint.
5. Open a single PR from a feature branch.
## Risks / notes
- stdout contract for rc/branch/release and the hidden verbs must stay
identical
(workflow parses stdout); logs go to stderr.
- Patch releases from pre-existing `release/X.Y` branches run those
branches'
own (old) workflow + `scripts/release-action`, so they stay
self-consistent.
New releases cut from branches containing this change get the new
workflow +
`scripts/releaser`. No forwarding stub needed since code and workflow
ship
together.
</details>
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This PR was created by Coder Agents on behalf of @f0ssel.
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