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comline release 1.0, and raising a bump with a reason #82
comline release 1.0 (name open): moves a 0.x package to 1.0.0, after explaining what that commits to:
from now on a breaking change is a major bump, and peers and consumers rely on that;
what the package exposes, in summary: protocols, the formats and framings it speaks, and any guarantees it gives up;
anything worth settling first, such as deprecated declarations or guarantees given up. These are listed for information only, not as requirements.
It asks for confirmation interactively, and needs an explicit flag in CI.
Raising a bump (say comline build --bump major --reason "…"): never below the computed bump. A reason is required. Raising to major asks for confirmation interactively and needs the flag in CI. The reason shows in comline diff and history.
One more job for comline release 1.0 (core#127, ComlineProject/docs#59): for a package whose framings address calls by position (datagram), it assigns @id to every function, writes them into the source, and switches protocol.function.ids.assign to write, so calls can't be re-addressed by reordering after 1.0. It should list the ids it wrote.
Widened 2026-10-20 (core#122, ComlineProject/docs#64): comline release is the general release command, not only 1.0. It creates the version from the highest bump computed since the last release; --raise <level> --reason and --lower <level> --reason (the latter gives up version honesty, @unverified). Builds carry pre-release versions in between.
Built in #90 (core#133, docs#71): comline release, comline release 1.0 (it explains what 1.0 commits to, lists the protocols with their handshakes, the given-up guarantees and the deprecated declarations, then asks; without a terminal it needs --yes), and --raise patch|minor|major --reason …. comline build now prints the next release it leads to.
Still open: requiring @id before 1.0 waits on core#127.
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Kinflou commentedon Oct 19, 2026
One more job for
comline release 1.0(core#127, ComlineProject/docs#59): for a package whose framings address calls by position (datagram), it assigns@idto every function, writes them into the source, and switchesprotocol.function.ids.assigntowrite, so calls can't be re-addressed by reordering after 1.0. It should list the ids it wrote.Kinflou commentedon Oct 20, 2026
Widened 2026-10-20 (core#122, ComlineProject/docs#64):
comline releaseis the general release command, not only1.0. It creates the version from the highest bump computed since the last release;--raise <level> --reasonand--lower <level> --reason(the latter gives up version honesty,@unverified). Builds carry pre-release versions in between.Kinflou commentedon Oct 20, 2026
Built in #90 (core#133, docs#71):
comline release,comline release 1.0(it explains what 1.0 commits to, lists the protocols with their handshakes, the given-up guarantees and the deprecated declarations, then asks; without a terminal it needs--yes), and--raise patch|minor|major --reason ….comline buildnow prints the next release it leads to.Still open: requiring
@idbefore 1.0 waits on core#127.