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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe README files link to the OpenINF portal’s API reference, which is versioned by release. Package metadata now uses the SDK documentation URL as the homepage. The release guide updates first-release steps and identifies the root ChangesSDK Documentation Links
First-Release Instructions
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Users cannot access the promised API reference from the new links until the documentation artifact is published and synchronized. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Every place a user meets the packages now leads to the API reference on the portal. Each package's homepage, the first link on its npm page, points at open.inf.is/docs/sdk/, which lists the reference for every release. Each package README, which npm shows on the same page, ends with a Documentation section linking there, and the root README links it in its opening and in its own Documentation section. The homepage is set in tools/sync-package-metadata.js with the rest of the shared metadata. RELEASING.md published the never-released packages straight from main. That would ship them at the version main carries, 0.0.0, with their workspace dependencies pinned to the versions main carries for those, which for the already-published packages are releases that predate this code. The steps now publish the new packages by hand only after the "Version packages" PR has merged, so they go out at the release version, and let the release workflow publish the rest through trusted publishing. They also name the exact trusted-publisher settings, including an empty environment, and drop a stale pnpm version. Signed-off-by: Derek Lewis <DerekNonGeneric@inf.is> Assisted-by: Claude-Code:claude-opus-5
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- Around line 8-9: Update the OpenINF portal link in the README to a URL that
serves the API reference, rather than a landing page with unavailable
per-release routes. Keep the README and package-homepage links consistent with
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Before: nothing a user sees on npm or GitHub led to the API reference on the portal. Every npm package page would have linked to the monorepo root. RELEASING.md also told a maintainer to publish the seven never-released packages straight from
main, which would ship them at0.0.0, pinned to the 2021 releases of the six packages already on npm.After: each package's homepage, the first link on its npm page, is https://open.inf.is/docs/sdk/, which lists the reference for every release. Each package README ends with a Documentation section linking there, and the root README links it in its opening paragraph and in its Documentation section. The first-release steps now publish the new packages by hand only after the "Version packages" PR has merged, so they go out at the release version, and the release workflow publishes the other six through trusted publishing.
No new changeset is needed. The pending changesets bump every package a major version, and fixed mode puts the whole group on 3.0.0.
How:
tools/sync-package-metadata.jssetshomepagealongside the rest of the shared metadata, andpnpm run sync-metadataapplied it to all thirteen packages. RELEASING.md's first-time section is reordered, names the exact trusted-publisher settings (including leaving the environment empty), and no longer quotes a stale pnpm version. OpenINF/openinf.github.io#1913 makes the portal page itself findable from the site's navigation.Checked on a scratch copy after
changeset version: all thirteen packages build and pack at 3.0.0, and publint and arethetypeswrong pass. The ESM builds load, and the tarballs install together into an empty project.workspace:*becomes3.0.0, and every tarball carries LICENSE. Apnpm publish --dry-runof the seven new packages runsprepublishOnlyand publishes them in dependency order.docs:checkstill passes with the new README sections.