ci: make the release pipeline branch-aware for the v1/v2 split - #2411
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Phase 1 of the v1/v2 branch split: everything shared by both release
branches, so `release-v1` can be cut from a main that already carries it
and needs no cherry-pick.
Publishing now goes through scripts/release/publish.mts, which resolves the
npm dist-tag from NPM_DIST_TAG and asserts the version belongs to the
branch's release line before publishing. The dist-tag could not live in
package.json (yarn 4 ignores publishConfig.tag) nor be passed on the command
line (the publish postTargets set forwardAllArgs: false). The assertion
blocks two silent, irreversible mistakes: a prerelease reaching `latest`,
and a stable version reaching a prerelease tag. The latter is a real hazard,
not a hypothetical: semver.inc('2.0.0-beta.3', 'patch') is '2.0.0', which is
the path a dependency-only bump takes.
The release script now passes --baseBranch explicitly. That option is only
the `git push` refspec, and six of the thirteen version targets omit it and
silently default to main, so a release from another branch would have pushed
its commit and tag onto main.
Sample-app deploys gain a per-app `production-branch`. The apps build the
SDKs from workspace source, so the branch alone decides which major an app
ships: pronto and pronto-staging deploy from main to dogfood v2, the public
demos deploy from release-v1 to stay on v1, and every other ref gets a
preview. App-store deploys of the RN dogfood app are guarded to release-v1,
which is a new restriction: the only live path is a manual dispatch, and it
carried no branch check at all.
Also fixes compareVersions in the changelog enricher, which discarded the
prerelease segment and so collapsed every 2.0.0-beta.* to equal, silently
emptying the upstream range for prerelease release notes. v1 RN prereleases
move to the `v1-beta` dist-tag so they cannot overwrite v2's `beta`.
Typed as `ci` so it does not land in any package changelog or trigger a
version bump; `ci` is in skipCommitTypes for every affected project.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release system now supports ChangesParallel release branch model
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The release tooling can calculate an incorrect React Native release scope or publish a stable/incorrect prerelease version to the beta channel. The deployment guards also expose a bounded shell-injection path for privileged repository refs. These issues should be fixed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ReleaseWorkflow
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ReleaseWorkflow->>publish_mts: pass package and branch-derived NPM_DIST_TAG
publish_mts->>WorkspaceMetadata: load package version and preid
publish_mts->>assertPublishable: validate publish conditions
assertPublishable-->>publish_mts: approve or reject
publish_mts->>npm: publish with resolved dist-tag
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In @.github/workflows/react-native-workflow.yml:
- Around line 126-127: Update both deployment guards in the workflow to pass the
ref name through the step environment as REF_NAME, then reference the quoted
"$REF_NAME" variable in shell tests and messages instead of interpolating
github.ref_name directly. Preserve the existing release-v1 validation behavior.
In `@scripts/release-rn-sdk-beta.mjs`:
- Around line 46-56: Update currentBranchBaseRef and the release flow to avoid
using arbitrary pushed feature branches or origin/main as the implicit base ref.
Require an explicit base ref when no supported release branch can be identified,
or map only the supported release branches to their approved remote refs;
preserve valid explicit --base-ref handling and ensure getChangedPackages diffs
against that validated ref.
In `@scripts/release/publish.mts`:
- Around line 51-57: Ensure v2 beta packages enforce preid "beta" during release
validation: configure targets.version.options.preid in their project.json files
or pass the expected value explicitly from readPreid to assertPublishable.
Preserve the existing publish flow while preventing stable or alpha versions
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In @.github/workflows/react-native-workflow.yml around lines 126 - 127, Update
both deployment guards in the workflow to pass the ref name through the step
environment as REF_NAME, then reference the quoted "$REF_NAME" variable in shell
tests and messages instead of interpolating github.ref_name directly. Preserve
the existing release-v1 validation behavior.
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Restrict the default base ref to supported release branches.
package.json exposes this script without --base-ref. On a pushed feature branch, currentBranchBaseRef() selects origin/<feature>, and getChangedPackages() diffs ${baseRef}...HEAD; an up-to-date branch therefore produces an empty or incorrect release scope. On a detached release-v1 checkout, it falls back to origin/main. Require an explicit base ref or map only the supported release branches.
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In `@scripts/release-rn-sdk-beta.mjs` around lines 46 - 56, Update
currentBranchBaseRef and the release flow to avoid using arbitrary pushed
feature branches or origin/main as the implicit base ref. Require an explicit
base ref when no supported release branch can be identified, or map only the
supported release branches to their approved remote refs; preserve valid
explicit --base-ref handling and ensure getChangedPackages diffs against that
validated ref.
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| export function readPreid(projectJsonPath: string): string | null { | ||
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Configure and enforce preid: "beta" for v2 beta packages. The tracked project.json files define no targets.version.options.preid, and no shared Nx configuration supplies it. On main, NPM_DIST_TAG is beta; therefore readPreid returns null, assertPublishable exits early, and stable or alpha versions can reach npm publish --tag=beta. Add the expected preid to each v2 beta package or pass it explicitly to assertPublishable.
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In `@scripts/release/publish.mts` around lines 51 - 57, Ensure v2 beta packages
enforce preid "beta" during release validation: configure
targets.version.options.preid in their project.json files or pass the expected
value explicitly from readPreid to assertPublishable. Preserve the existing
publish flow while preventing stable or alpha versions from being published with
the beta tag.
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### 💡 Overview Phase 4a of the v1/v2 branch split. Puts the five 1.x packages (`client`, `react-sdk`, `react-bindings`, `react-native-sdk`, `styling`) on the `2.0.0-beta` line, and marks their GitHub releases as prereleases so a beta does not show as "Latest release" ahead of the real 1.x releases. `release-v1` was cut from `main` at `dbdd1c44e` before this, so it carries no beta config and no beta tag is reachable from it. **This is the bootstrap half of a two-step change.** `releaseAs: premajor` is temporary: it is what lifts a package from 1.x to `2.0.0-beta.0`, and it is strictly single-use because from `2.0.0-beta.0` premajor yields `3.0.0-beta.0`. A follow-up PR flips these five to `releaseAs: prerelease` once the bootstrap release has published, and tightens the config test to require it. ### 📝 Implementation notes Two other routes to the 2.0 line were tried and rejected, both verified by dry run: - **Steady-state `prerelease` alone lands on the wrong line.** From `1.42.0` it computes `1.43.0-beta.0`, because it only promotes the recommended bump to `premajor` when that bump is already `major`. Dry run gave `1.59.1-beta.0` / `1.43.0-beta.0` / `1.45.1-beta.0`. - **A global `--releaseAs=premajor` on the nx invocation hits all 13 projects.** It would drag the 0.x satellites to `1.0.0-beta.0`, the dogfood app to `5.0.0-beta.0` and `typescript-config` to `1.0.0-beta.0`. Per-package config in `project.json` is what keeps the blast radius to the five. - **Relying on a breaking commit per package** only lifts the package that commit touches. A probe `feat(client)!:` commit moved `client` to `2.0.0-beta.0` while `react-sdk` and `react-native-sdk` stayed on `1.43.0-beta.0` / `1.45.1-beta.0`. `scripts/release/beta-line-config.test.mts` guards both halves of the version split: the five must share one supported `releaseAs` and the `beta` preid, and the seven independent packages must set neither, so a satellite cannot be pulled onto the beta line by accident. The drift detection was negative-tested rather than assumed: flipping one package's `releaseAs` fails "the v2 packages share one releaseAs", and changing a preid fails "every v2 package releases on the beta preid". **Consequence worth knowing:** setting `releaseAs` disables dependency tracking, so on the beta line each of the five releases only when it has its own qualifying commits. `react-bindings` already shows this, dropping from a tracked `1.20.2` to "nothing changed". Since `workspace:*` publishes as an exact pin, beta runs must cover the whole dependency closure; the publish guard from #2411 blocks a mismatch before it reaches npm. Bootstrap dry run on this branch, all 13 projects: ``` @stream-io/video-client 2.0.0-beta.0 @stream-io/video-react-bindings 2.0.0-beta.0 @stream-io/video-react-sdk 2.0.0-beta.0 @stream-io/video-react-native-sdk 2.0.0-beta.0 @stream-io/video-styling 2.0.0-beta.0 @stream-io/react-native-callingx 0.11.1 (own line) @stream-io/video-filters-web 0.9.0 (own line) @stream-io/video-react-native-dogfood 4.45.1 (own line) ``` `yarn test:scripts` is 66 passing, up from 61. 🎫 Ticket: https://linear.app/stream/issue/REACT-1166/v1v2-branch-split-release-v1-maintenance-branch-v2-on-main 📑 Docs: n/a (internal release tooling) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Release Management** * Configured client, React, React Native, styling, and bindings packages for premajor beta releases. * GitHub releases for these packages will be marked as prereleases. * **Tests** * Added validation to ensure consistent beta prerelease settings across packages and preserve independent package release behavior. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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💡 Overview
Phase 1 of the v1/v2 branch split: everything shared by both release branches, so
release-v1can be cut from amainthat already carries it and needs no cherry-pick. No branch-specific config yet, and no version changes.End state this builds toward:
mainpublishes2.0.0-beta.Nto thebetadist-tag and dogfoods v2 on pronto;release-v1publishes1.x.ytolatestand keeps the public demos and app-store releases on v1.📝 Implementation notes
Four things in this repo were not what they looked like, and they drive most of the design:
sample-apps/react/*declares@stream-io/video-react-sdk: workspace:^, and the deploy workflow builds the SDKs from branch source (yarn build:react:deps) then shipsvercel deploy --prebuilt, so Vercel's builders never resolve npm. Which SDK major an app ships is decided purely by the branch it deploys from, so this only changes the production/preview gating. Same for the RN dogfood app.baseBranchis only thegit pushrefspec - not the commit range (that comes from the last reachable semver tag) and not a branch guard. Six of the thirteen version targets omit it and silently default tomain, so a release fromrelease-v1would have rungit push --atomic origin main <tag>. Fixed centrally by passing--baseBranchon thenx run-manycall rather than editing thirteen files per branch.2.0.0by accident.semver.inc('2.0.0-beta.3', 'patch', 'beta')is2.0.0, not2.0.1-beta.0(verified locally), and that is exactly the path react-sdk / react-bindings / react-native-sdk take when onlyclientchanged. Handled by config in Phase 4 and by the publish-time assertion here as defence in depth.@stream-io/video-react-native-dogfood-*tag trigger has never fired once in 1628 runs, because release tags are pushed withGITHUB_TOKENand those pushes cannot trigger workflows, and thegithub.ref == 'refs/heads/main'gate can never be true on a tag ref anyway. The only live path is a manualworkflow_dispatch, which carried no branch check at all, so restricting store releases torelease-v1means adding a guard.What changed:
scripts/release/publish.mts(new) is now the single publish path for all eleven packages. It resolves the dist-tag fromNPM_DIST_TAG(yarn 4 ignorespublishConfig.tag, andforwardAllArgs: falseon thepublishpostTargets blocks a CLI override) and asserts the version belongs to the branch's release line before publishing. The rule is derived from each package's ownpreidrather than hardcoded, so one implementation is correct on both branches:latestrequires a stable version, and a package configured with apreidrequires a matching prerelease. This deliberately does not assert1.x, which would reject the 0.x satellites publishing tolatest.version-and-release.ymlderivesNPM_DIST_TAGfrom the branch (main->beta,release-v1->latest) and fails fast on any other ref, so a dispatch from a feature branch cannot publish.deploy-react-sample-apps.ymlgains a per-appproduction-branch. pronto and pronto-staging aremain; the eight public-facing demos arerelease-v1; every other ref gets a preview. PRs are unaffected, sincegithub.ref_nameon a PR never equals either branch.react-native-workflow.ymlgets a fail-fastrelease-v1guard on both deploy jobs. A guard step rather than anif:so a dispatch from the wrong branch reports loudly instead of looking like a skipped success.test.ymlruns onrelease-v1, and the bundle-size baseline is resolved from the PR's own base branch instead of a hardcodedmain, so a v1 PR is not measured against a v2 baseline.enrich-dependency-changelogs.mts:compareVersionsdiscarded the prerelease segment, so every2.0.0-beta.*compared equal,collectUpstreamRangereturned nothing, and prerelease release notes silently lost all upstream detail. Now usessemver.compare.release-rn-sdk-beta.mjs: v1 prereleases publish under thev1-betadist-tag so they cannot overwrite v2'sbeta. The preid and the dist-tag are now separate options, because reusing one value would have produced versions like1.45.1-v1-beta.0. Base ref follows the current branch, falling back toorigin/main.nx.json: removeddefaultBase(only feedsnx affected, which this repo never invokes, and misleading now that two long-lived branches exist) and the legacy pre-Nx-17tasksRunnerOptionsblock with its emptycacheableOperations.CONTRIBUTING.md: the release flow claimed commits tomaintrigger a release, which has been untrue since the auto-trigger was commented out. Rewritten for manual dispatch and the two-branch model.semverand@types/semverare added as root devDependencies.semverwas already in the tree as an undeclared transitive of@jscutlery/semver, and two release scripts now depend on real prerelease ordering, so the implicit dependency is made explicit.Typed as
ciso it does not land in any package changelog or trigger a version bump -ciis inskipCommitTypesfor every affected project.Verification:
nx run-many --target version --parallel=1 --dryRun --skip-nx-cachecomputes identical versions for all 13 projects before and after, with no new Nx warnings; the deploy matrix was checked programmatically formain,release-v1and a PR ref;yarn test:scriptsis 61 passing, up from 50, covering both directions of the publish guard and the prerelease-ordering regressions.🎫 Ticket: https://linear.app/stream/issue/REACT-1166/v1v2-branch-split-release-v1-maintenance-branch-v2-on-main
📑 Docs: n/a (internal release tooling; CONTRIBUTING.md updated in this PR)
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