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flowreel 0.2.1
Install: npm install --save-dev @confidee/flowreel@0.2.1 (npm, published by the release workflow with a provenance attestation).
Documentation and release tooling only; the runtime's behaviour is
unchanged. The npm page now shows the logo, badges and the demo video's
thumbnail.
Added
- The release workflow creates the GitHub Release after the npm publish:
a third job (github-release, the only one that can write to the
repository, and it never sees the npm token) titles it
"flowreel " with an install line and the version's
CHANGELOG.mdsection as its notes (scripts/release-notes.mjs, with
unit tests). A release that already exists is left unchanged. - A 76-second narrated demo video at the top of the README, recorded with
flowreel 0.2.0 from npm. The video, its thumbnail and the run's report
are inassets/demo/; the leak tripwire allows the publisher's name in
that demo's README and run report only. - The npm page (the runtime README) shows the demo's thumbnail, linked to
the video on the project README (npm does not play videos); it appears
on npm with the next release. Its logo is now the full mint logo (the
symbol and the name, 320 px wide) instead of the small symbol alone. - Badges under the logo in the README and the npm page: npm version, CI,
license, Node and Claude Code plugin.
Changed
- CI can also be started by hand (Actions -> CI -> Run workflow).
- README: install from npm (
@confidee/flowreelis published); a clone
is only for trying an unreleased change. - Docs: they now say the package is on npm (no "pre-release" or "until the
runtime is on a registry"), and the example's setup offers the npm
install first. - Docs: exit 130 and the
INCOMPLETEverdict for an interrupted run are
documented everywhere the exit codes are listed. - Docs: the tour scanner's TypeScript range is stated (5.x and 6.x;
TypeScript 7 is not supported yet, issue #6), with a troubleshooting
entry. - Docs: links in the plugin's templates and README work outside the
repository; the changelog has version links. - Dependabot no longer proposes major versions of
typescript(TypeScript
7 has no JavaScript compiler API, which the tour scanner uses) or
@types/node(the type definitions follow the supported Node versions,
raised on purpose). Minor and patch updates still arrive.