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AGENT_PLAN_ANCHOR ## Original User Request (verbatim) E sobre os PR existentes, vamos tratar eles agora? Usa multi-step git implementation e publica como beta/dev release ## Objective Integrate the remaining open PR branches into a dedicated dev branch, validate the combined branch locally, and publish a beta prerelease from that branch. ## Why This Plan - The beta workflow explicitly refuses main, so dev is the correct integration branch. - Merging the remaining PRs on dev lets us test the risky feature set without destabilizing main. ## Scope - In scope: create dev, merge the remaining open PR branches (#11, #12, #13, #14, #16), resolve conflicts if needed, validate locally, push dev, trigger the beta workflow, verify the prerelease. - Out of scope: merging those PRs into main, rewriting workflow logic, or changing stable release behavior. ## Current Context - main already contains the low-risk fixes and stable release 1.6.2. - Remaining open PRs are feature-heavy or docs-only and are better suited for beta integration first. - The release-beta workflow is manual, refuses main, and pushes version bumps back to dev. - There is an untracked root AGENTS.md from a previous task; it is intentionally excluded from this beta integration work. ## Constraints, Preferences, and Biases to Preserve - Preserve main as the stable branch. - Use a multi-step git implementation with visible checkpoints. - Prefer minimal conflict resolution that preserves the intent of each imported PR. - Publish a beta/dev release rather than promoting these features directly to stable. ## Assumptions to Validate - The remaining PR branches still merge cleanly enough into the current codebase. - Validation: merge them sequentially on dev and run tests/build. - If false: resolve conflicts locally and continue, or skip a PR only if it blocks the beta. - The beta workflow still works from dev. - Validation: run workflow_dispatch and confirm tag, GitHub prerelease, and npm beta publication. - If false: inspect workflow failure and fix the minimum issue needed to publish. ## Options Considered - Accepted: merge all remaining PRs into dev and publish one combined beta. - Rejected: merge them directly into main, because the remaining PRs are feature-oriented and higher risk. - Rejected: publish betas from separate feature branches, because the workflow and the user request both point to a dev-style integration branch. ## Execution Plan - [ ] Step 1: Prepare dev and merge the remaining PR branches sequentially. - Why now: this establishes the exact beta contents. - Validation: dev contains the intended merge commits and no unresolved conflicts. - [ ] Step 2: Validate the combined dev branch locally. - Why now: local verification should happen before pushing a risky integration set. - Validation: npm test and npm run build succeed on dev. - [ ] Step 3: Push dev and publish the beta release. - Why now: only a validated integration branch should be released for beta testing. - Validation: beta workflow succeeds, npm beta tag updates, and a GitHub prerelease exists. ## Do - Keep each imported PR identifiable in git history. - Preserve the existing stable release flow on main. ## Do Not - Do not merge these remaining PRs into main in this task. - Do not include unrelated local files like the untracked AGENTS.md in the beta branch commits. ## References - .github/workflows/release-beta.yml - Open PRs #11, #12, #13, #14, #16 - Recent stable release v1.6.2 ## Risks and Dependencies - Risk: feature PRs may conflict with each other on dev. - Mitigation: merge sequentially and resolve conflicts conservatively. - Dependency: NPM_TOKEN and Actions workflow_dispatch must continue to function. ## Handoff Notes - The beta workflow currently pushes the version bump to dev explicitly. - If a merge introduces a serious regression, revert or exclude that specific PR from dev rather than blocking the entire repo. ## Definition of Done - dev exists remotely with the intended PR set integrated. - Local tests/build pass on dev. - A new beta prerelease is published from dev and can be installed with the beta tag.
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Port of archived upstream PR NoeFabris#301 from https://github.com/NoeFabris/opencode-antigravity-auth/pull/301\n\nOriginal author: @aaronsewall\n\nNotes:\n- Imported the final PR diff as a squash to avoid replaying upstream merge commits\n- Installed the staged dependency set and verified locally with npm test