Modified version validation to support testing with prerelease tags:
- Prerelease tags (e.g., 1.1.0-alpha.1) now validate base version against package.json/manifest.json
- Production tags still require exact version match
- Supports -alpha.N, -beta.N, and -rc.N tag formats
This enables deployment testing with alpha releases while maintaining
strict version control for production releases.
- Change plugin ID from 'obsidian-mcp-server' to 'mcp-server'
- Remove 'Obsidian' from plugin description per guidelines
- Update documentation to use new plugin folder name
- Update installation paths to .obsidian/plugins/mcp-server/
- Update package name to match new plugin ID
- Simplify README title and description
Replace the gitea-release-action with direct API calls using curl.
This approach works on both GitHub (which runs this step conditionally)
and Gitea servers, using their compatible REST APIs.
Add platform detection to support creating releases on both GitHub
and Gitea servers. The workflow now:
- Detects the platform using github.server_url
- Uses GitHub CLI (gh) for GitHub releases
- Uses gitea-release-action for Gitea releases
- Creates draft releases with the same artifacts on both platforms
Add support for semantic version tags with pre-release identifiers
(e.g., 1.0.0-alpha.1, 1.0.0-beta.2) in the GitHub Actions release
workflow.
The workflow now triggers on both stable versions (X.Y.Z) and
pre-release versions (X.Y.Z-*).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Added GitHub Sponsors configuration file to enable sponsorship button
- Updated README to include GitHub Sponsors link alongside existing donation options
- Configured sponsorship to direct to Xe138's GitHub profile
Implements automated release workflow per design document.
- Triggers on semantic version tags (e.g., 1.2.3)
- Validates version consistency across package.json, manifest.json, and git tag
- Runs test suite (blocks release if tests fail)
- Builds plugin using production build process
- Verifies build artifacts exist (main.js, manifest.json, styles.css)
- Creates draft GitHub release with required files
Workflow uses single-job architecture for simplicity and runs on Node.js 18 with npm caching for performance.
