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Make product checks additive

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Eric Rakestraw
2026-10-06 17:15:46 +00:00
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@@ -24,8 +24,9 @@ go run ./cmd/releasekit check [--repo DIR] [--config FILE] VERSION
version. The repository defaults to the current directory, and the profile
defaults to `<repository>/releasekit.json`. A successful command prints the
captured local commit and version. It checks the committed release note, local
Git state, and configured validation, but does not inspect remote availability
or publish a tag.
Git state, runs the standard offline Go test suite, and then runs any configured
additional checks in profile order. It does not inspect remote availability or
publish a tag.
`check` writes errors and diagnostics to standard error. It returns status 0
after local validation, 1 after a candidate validation failure, and 2 for usage,
@@ -38,10 +39,12 @@ Publish a source tag:
go run ./cmd/releasekit publish [--repo DIR] [--config FILE] VERSION
```
`publish` reads the same product, remote, and validation settings as `check`.
It validates the candidate once, checks the authoritative remote, creates an
annotated local tag, and pushes only its exact tag object. It prints the
confirmed version, candidate commit, and tag object on success. Validation
`publish` reads the same product, remote, and additional-check settings as
`check`. It checks the authoritative remote and validates the candidate: the
standard offline Go test suite runs first, followed by configured checks in
profile order. It then creates an annotated local tag and pushes only its exact
tag object. It prints the confirmed version, candidate commit, and tag object
on success. Validation
progress and failed publication state, including the captured publication
endpoint for recovery, are written to standard error. A signal
cancels the active operation; if it arrives during a push, the library's