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[WIP] Implementing a Typical Block Structure in WordPress
Implement typical WordPress block structure following official documentation
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Implements all critical release automation components to fix blocking issues. ## Changes ### Release Agent (✅ Implemented) - Implement `.github/agents/release.agent.cjs` - Complete release automation - Validates VERSION and CHANGELOG.md - Bumps semantic versions (major/minor/patch) - Updates changelog with release date - Creates git tags - Publishes GitHub releases - Supports dry-run mode for testing - Handles both GitHub Actions and standalone execution ### Validation Scripts (✅ Implemented) - Implement `scripts/validate-version.cjs` - Semantic version validation - Validates VERSION file format - Parses version components (major.minor.patch[-prerelease][+build]) - Comprehensive error reporting - Implement `scripts/validate-changelog.cjs` - Changelog validation - Validates Keep a Changelog format - Checks version and date formats - Validates section structure - Reports detailed errors ### Utilities (✅ Implemented) - Implement `.github/agents/includes/changelogUtils.cjs` - Changelog parser - Parses Keep a Changelog format - Validates changelog structure - Extracts releases and sections - CLI tool with --validate, --parse, --latest, --unreleased modes ### Schemas (✅ Created) - Create `automation/schemas/changelog.schema.json` - Changelog validation - Create `automation/schemas/version.schema.json` - Version validation - Create `automation/schemas/frontmatter.schema.json` - Frontmatter validation ### Workflow Updates (✅ Updated) - Update `.github/workflows/release.yml` - Enable release agent - Update `.github/workflows/release-prep.yml` - Fix script references - Update `.github/workflows/changelog.yml` - Enable validation, add Node setup ## Issues Resolved - ✅ Critical Issue #1: Release agent not implemented (was placeholder) - ✅ Critical Issue #2: validate-changelog.js was placeholder (exit code 1) - ✅ Critical Issue #3: validate-version.js was empty - ✅ Critical Issue #4: changelogUtils.js missing - ✅ Critical Issue #5: Schema files missing ## Testing All components tested and working: - ✅ validate-version.cjs validates current VERSION file - ✅ validate-changelog.cjs validates current CHANGELOG.md - ✅ changelogUtils.cjs parses and validates changelog - ✅ release.agent.cjs runs successfully in dry-run mode ## Notes - All scripts renamed from .js to .cjs for CommonJS compatibility - Package.json contains "type": "module", so .cjs extension required - Release agent supports --scope=major|minor|patch and --dry-run flags - Follows LightSpeed coding standards and documentation requirements Refs: G-1, G-2 (release agent and changelog utils implementation)
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Completes the remaining medium-priority items from the release agent review. Adds PR automation, Release Notes Manager agent, and comprehensive scope parameter documentation. ## Changes ### 1. PR Automation for release-prep.yml (✅ Complete) **Created: `scripts/create-release-pr.cjs`** - Automatically creates release PRs from develop to main - Computes next version based on merged PR labels - Updates VERSION and CHANGELOG.md files - Creates release branch (release/vX.Y.Z) - Generates comprehensive PR description with: - Changelog summary - Release checklist - Version bump information - Uses gh CLI for PR creation **Updated: `.github/workflows/release-prep.yml`** - Added "Create Release PR" step - Calls create-release-pr.cjs script - Passes GITHUB_TOKEN for authentication - Removes TODO comment (now implemented) **Features:** - Validates unreleased changes exist before creating PR - Detects if release branch already exists - Computes semantic version bumps (major/minor/patch) - Commits and pushes changes automatically - Comprehensive error handling and logging ### 2. Release Notes Manager Agent (✅ Complete) **Created: `.github/agents/release-notes-manager.agent.cjs`** Comprehensive release notes generation agent that: - Compiles clean release notes from changelog - Generates highlights from key sections (Added, Changed, Security) - Detects and flags breaking changes automatically - Lists contributors with PR counts - Groups changes by type with emojis (✨ Added, 🐛 Fixed, etc.) - Formats output suitable for GitHub releases - Includes installation instructions - Links to full changelog comparison **CLI Usage:** ```bash # Generate notes for specific version node .github/agents/release-notes-manager.agent.cjs --version=1.0.0 # Generate notes for latest version node .github/agents/release-notes-manager.agent.cjs --latest # Output to file node .github/agents/release-notes-manager.agent.cjs --version=1.0.0 --output=RELEASE_NOTES.md ``` **Features:** - ✅ Highlights (top 5 important changes) - ✅ Breaking changes detection and warnings - ✅ Grouped sections with emojis - ✅ Contributor attribution - ✅ Installation instructions - ✅ Full changelog links - ✅ Graceful error handling for missing tags **Implements spec:** `.github/agents/TODO/release-notes-manager.agents.md` ### 3. Scope Parameter Documentation (✅ Complete) **Created: `docs/RELEASE-SCOPE-GUIDE.md`** Comprehensive 400+ line guide covering: **Overview:** - What the --scope parameter does - Semantic versioning primer - How it affects version bumping **Detailed Sections:** - When to use each scope (patch/minor/major) - Real-world examples for each scope type - Decision flowchart for scope selection - Release label system integration **Examples:** - Bug fix release (patch) - New feature release (minor) - Breaking change release (major) - Dry-run testing examples **Best Practices:** - Validation before release - Documentation requirements - Testing procedures - Communication guidelines **FAQ:** - Common questions and answers - Edge cases and troubleshooting - Pre-release versions - Reverting releases - Monorepo considerations **Related Documentation:** - Links to release process guide - Agent specifications - External SemVer reference - Support channels ## Testing All components tested and working: ✅ **create-release-pr.cjs** - Script executes without errors - Validates unreleased changes - Handles missing tags gracefully ✅ **release-notes-manager.agent.cjs** - Generates comprehensive release notes for 0.1.0 - Handles missing git tags gracefully - Formats output with proper markdown - Includes highlights, breaking changes, grouped sections - Lists contributors (when available) ✅ **RELEASE-SCOPE-GUIDE.md** - Well-structured and comprehensive - Clear examples and use cases - Proper YAML frontmatter - Links to related documentation ## Benefits 1. **Automated PR Creation** - Reduces manual work for maintainers - Ensures consistent PR format - Validates changelog before PR creation - Integrates with existing workflows 2. **Professional Release Notes** - User-friendly format - Highlights key changes - Warns about breaking changes - Credits contributors 3. **Clear Documentation** - Removes ambiguity about version bumping - Provides decision framework - Real-world examples - Answers common questions ## Standards Compliance - ✅ UK English throughout - ✅ LightSpeed coding standards - ✅ Comprehensive JSDoc comments - ✅ YAML frontmatter in documentation - ✅ Error handling and logging - ✅ CommonJS compatibility (.cjs extension) ## Related Issues - Addresses medium-priority item #1: PR automation - Addresses medium-priority item #2: Release Notes Manager - Addresses medium-priority item #3: Scope documentation - Completes TODO in release-prep.yml (line 25) ## Next Steps The release automation is now feature-complete for MVP: - ✅ All critical issues resolved - ✅ All medium-priority items completed - ⏳ Low-priority polish items remain (optional) --- **Dependencies:** Requires .cjs scripts from previous commit **Breaking Changes:** None **Migration Required:** None
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This PR implements a comprehensive WordPress block structure that follows the WordPress Block Editor documentation and adheres to LightSpeed coding standards.
What's Included
Complete Block Example (
examples/example-block/)block.json- Modern block configuration using API version 3 with support for colors, typography, and spacingedit.jsandsave.jscomponents following WordPress best practicesBlock Patterns (
examples/patterns/)Both patterns use theme.json variables for consistency and include proper pattern headers for discoverability.
Key Features
WordPress Standards Compliance:
LightSpeed Standards:
Developer Experience:
npm start)npm run build)Usage
Developers can use this as a template for creating new WordPress blocks:
The implementation demonstrates modern WordPress development practices while maintaining compatibility with LightSpeed's organizational standards and workflows.
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