ci: put the satellite packages on their own 1.0.0-beta line - #2414
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Phase 4a of the v1/v2 branch split. Puts client, react-sdk, react-bindings, react-native-sdk and styling on the 2.0.0-beta line and marks their GitHub releases as prereleases, so a beta does not outrank the real 1.x releases on the repo page. `releaseAs: premajor` is deliberate and temporary. It is what lifts a package from 1.x to 2.0.0-beta.0, and unlike a global --releaseAs flag it is scoped per package, so the 0.x satellites and the dogfood app keep their own version lines. It is strictly single-use: from 2.0.0-beta.0 premajor yields 3.0.0-beta.0, so a follow-up flips these five to `releaseAs: prerelease` once the bootstrap release has published. Steady-state `prerelease` alone cannot do the bootstrap. From 1.42.0 it computes 1.43.0-beta.0, because it only promotes to premajor when the recommended bump is already major, and relying on a breaking commit per package would lift only the package that commit touches. scripts/release/beta-line-config.test.mts guards both halves of the split: the five must share one supported releaseAs and the `beta` preid, and the independent packages must set neither. Verified that it fails on drift, not just vacuously. Note that setting releaseAs disables dependency tracking, so on the beta line each of the five releases only when it has its own qualifying commits. Beta runs therefore need to cover the whole dependency closure; the publish guard added in #2411 catches a mismatch before it reaches npm.
Phase 4b of the v1/v2 branch split. Merge this only after the bootstrap release from #2412 has published 2.0.0-beta.0. `releaseAs: premajor` did its single job of lifting the five packages from 1.x onto the 2.0.0-beta line. Leaving it in place would compute 3.0.0-beta.0 on the next release, so the five move to `releaseAs: prerelease`, which increments beta.N and keeps the 2.0.0 core sticky. The config test no longer accepts `premajor`, so a forgotten flip fails CI rather than silently shipping a new major.
Resolves the conflict left by #2412 being squash-merged: keep this branch's steady-state `prerelease` config and its tightened config test.
The satellites shared a version line between the two release branches, and the collision was already armed: `main` published `video-filters-web@0.9.0` and `react-native-callingx@0.11.1`, and `release-v1` computes exactly those versions next, so whichever published second would have been rejected as an overwrite. Giving `main` a disjoint major fixes it. The six publishable satellites move to a `1.0.0-beta.N` line while `release-v1` keeps them on 0.x. They publish under the `beta` dist-tag, so `latest` still serves 0.x to v1 users, and react-sdk's exact `workspace:*` pin resolves the beta. `preset.preMajor` flips to false on the five that had it. It demotes a bump one level, treating BREAKING CHANGE as minor and feat as patch, which is a sub-1.0.0 assumption and wrong once these are on a 1.x line. `releaseAs: premajor` is temporary here for the same reason as the core packages: it lifts 0.x to 1.0.0-beta.0 and would walk the major forward if left in place, so a follow-up flips these six to `prerelease`.
…nges The satellite peers are declared as literal ranges rather than `workspace:` specs, so yarn does not rewrite them at pack time and they ship verbatim. A prerelease only satisfies a range that carries a prerelease at the same version tuple, so `>=0.1.0` excludes every `1.0.0-beta.N` and would leave consumers of the v2 beta with unmet peer dependencies once the satellites move to their own beta line. Widened to `>=1.0.0-beta.0`, which admits the beta line and the stable 1.x that follows it, so this needs no revert when the satellites graduate. Typed as a fix so the corrected ranges actually reach npm: the published 2.0.0-beta.0 still carries the old `>=0.1.0`, and a `ci` commit is in this package's skipCommitTypes and would not trigger a release.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release configuration now produces beta prereleases for core and satellite packages. Validation tests distinguish package groups, verify release settings, and check that React Native SDK peer ranges accept beta and stable satellite versions. ChangesBeta release line
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In `@packages/react-native-callingx/project.json`:
- Around line 26-27: Update releaseAs from "premajor" to "prerelease" in the
targets at packages/react-native-callingx/project.json lines 26-27,
packages/video-filters-react-native/project.json lines 26-27, and
packages/video-filters-web/project.json lines 26-27; retain "premajor" only
through the initial beta bootstrap release.
In `@scripts/release/beta-line-config.test.mts`:
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Use premajor only for the initial beta release.
These targets use @jscutlery/semver:version. After 1.0.0-beta.0, keeping releaseAs: "premajor" can produce 2.0.0-beta.0 instead of 1.0.0-beta.1. After the bootstrap release, set releaseAs to "prerelease" for all three packages, or add a first-run-only workflow override.
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In `@packages/react-native-callingx/project.json` around lines 26 - 27, Update
releaseAs from "premajor" to "prerelease" in the targets at
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packages/video-filters-react-native/project.json lines 26-27, and
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Require premajor for the satellite bootstrap.
The supported-values check permits every satellite package to use "prerelease". The group-consistency test also passes when all satellites use that wrong value. Add an exact satellite assertion for "premajor" so the test protects the required 1.0.0-beta.0 bootstrap.
Proposed test
+test('the satellite packages use the bootstrap releaseAs', () => {
+ for (const pkg of SATELLITE_PACKAGES) {
+ assert.equal(
+ readProject(pkg).targets?.version?.options?.releaseAs,
+ 'premajor',
+ `packages/${pkg} must use "premajor" to bootstrap the 1.x beta line`,
+ );
+ }
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| releaseAs === 'premajor' || releaseAs === 'prerelease', | |
| test('the satellite packages use the bootstrap releaseAs', () => { | |
| for (const pkg of SATELLITE_PACKAGES) { | |
| assert.equal( | |
| readProject(pkg).targets?.version?.options?.releaseAs, | |
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In `@scripts/release/beta-line-config.test.mts` at line 100, Update the satellite
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Resolves the conflict left by #2414 being squash-merged. Keeps this branch's flip to `prerelease` on the six satellites and the steady-state assertion widened to every beta-line package.
The satellite peer ranges were widened to `>=1.0.0-beta.0` in #2414 so they admit the satellites' new `1.0.0-beta` line, but that PR was squash-merged under a `ci` title. `ci` is in this package's skipCommitTypes, so the correction landed in the repo without ever triggering a release: the published 2.0.0-beta.0 still declares `>=0.1.0` and resolves the v1-line satellites. This releases the corrected manifest, and documents the requirement for beta consumers, who need to install the add-ons from the `beta` npm tag rather than `latest`.
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…#2415) ### 💡 Overview The second half of #2414, and the last step of the v1/v2 split. > [!IMPORTANT] > **Do not merge until the satellite bootstrap release from #2414 has published `1.0.0-beta.0`.** Merging early would put the satellites on `prerelease` before they reach the 1.0 line, and the next release would compute `0.x.y-beta.N` instead. `releaseAs: premajor` has done its single job of lifting the six satellites from `0.x` onto `1.0.0-beta.0`. Left in place it would compute `2.0.0-beta.0` next, so this flips them to `releaseAs: prerelease`, which increments `beta.N` and keeps the `1.0.0` core sticky. ### 📝 Implementation notes The steady-state assertion widens from the core five to every beta-line package, so `premajor` left anywhere fails CI. Negative-tested: putting `premajor` back on one satellite fails `every beta-line package uses the steady-state releaseAs`. Stacked on `chore/v2-satellite-beta-line`. 🎫 Ticket: https://linear.app/stream/issue/REACT-1166/v1v2-branch-split-release-v1-maintenance-branch-v2-on-main 📑 Docs: n/a (internal release tooling)
…2416) ### 💡 Overview Moves the v2 dogfood app to the `5.x.y` line so it stops colliding with `release-v1`, which keeps `4.x.y`. **This is currently blocking all v1 releases.** Both branches version this app from the same tag namespace, and `release-v1` cannot see tags `main` created after the cut, so the two converge on the same version and the release fails on the tag push. `main` holds `4.45.1` and `4.45.2`; `release-v1` computes `4.45.1` next. Since the version executor pushes with `git push --atomic`, the whole push aborts and no v1 release can complete. Same disjoint-major fix already applied to the satellite packages in #2414. ### 📝 Implementation notes **The version stays stable, deliberately, rather than joining main's `beta` prerelease line.** It feeds the iOS marketing version and the Android `versionName`, and `CFBundleShortVersionString` must be at most three integers, so `5.0.0-beta.0` would be rejected outright. `bump_ios_version_number` runs on PR builds via `is_ci`, not only on store releases, so an invalid version string would break CI rather than just a release. **No `releaseAs` is needed.** The dogfood preset leaves `preMajor` unset, which defaults to false, so the `BREAKING CHANGE` footer alone produces the major bump. That avoids the single-use `premajor` two-step this repo needed for the core packages and the satellites, and leaves nothing in the config to remember to remove afterwards. Dry run on this branch confirms only the dogfood app moves: ``` @stream-io/video-react-native-dogfood 5.0.0 everything else nothing changed ``` The diff is a README note recording the version-line split, which is also what carries the breaking commit for the version executor to pick up. The app is private and never published to npm, so the tag is the only artifact. ### Follow-up, on release-v1 A seed tag is still needed there to clear main's existing `4.45.1`/`4.45.2` markers, the same technique used for `video-filters-web` and `callingx`. Tracked in the ticket. 🎫 Ticket: https://linear.app/stream/issue/REACT-1166/v1v2-branch-split-release-v1-maintenance-branch-v2-on-main 📑 Docs: n/a (internal sample app) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Documentation** * Added guidance on React Native SDK version lines and release numbering. * Clarified the version relationship between the `main` and `release-v1` branches. * Improved README formatting around environment setup instructions. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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The satellite packages shared a version line between the two release branches, and the collision was already armed:
mainpublishedvideo-filters-web@0.9.0andreact-native-callingx@0.11.1, andrelease-v1computes exactly those versions next, so whichever published second would have been rejected as an overwrite.This gives
maina disjoint major. The six publishable satellites move to a1.0.0-beta.Nline whilerelease-v1keeps them on0.x. They publish under thebetadist-tag, solateststill serves0.xto v1 users, andreact-sdk's exactworkspace:*pin resolves the beta.Note
Stacked on #2413. Merge that first, then this.
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The peer ranges are the non-obvious part.
react-native-sdkdeclares its satellite peers as literal ranges, notworkspace:specs, so yarn never rewrites them at pack time and they ship verbatim. A prerelease only satisfies a range carrying a prerelease at the same version tuple:>=0.1.0>=1.0.0-beta.01.0.0-beta.01.0.00.11.0So
>=0.1.0silently excludes every1.0.0-beta.Nand would have left every v2-beta RN consumer with unmet peers. Widened to>=1.0.0-beta.0, which admits the beta line and the stable1.xthat follows, so it needs no revert when the satellites graduate. Dropping0.11.0is intended: a v2 RN SDK should not pair with v1-line satellites.That fix is typed
fix(react-native-sdk), deliberately, in its own commit. The published2.0.0-beta.0still carries the old>=0.1.0, andciis in this package'sskipCommitTypes, so aci-typed change would have corrected the repo without ever reaching npm. As afixit releases2.0.0-beta.1, whose exact pins onclientandreact-bindingsstay at the published2.0.0-beta.0, so nothing dangles.preset.preMajorflips to false on the five satellites that had it. It demotes a bump one level, treatingBREAKING CHANGEas minor andfeatas patch, which is a sub-1.0.0 assumption and wrong once these are on a1.xline.releaseAs: premajoris temporary, same as it was for the core five: it lifts0.xto1.0.0-beta.0and would walk the major forward if left in place. A follow-up flips these six toprerelease.typescript-configis deliberately excluded: it never publishes, so it cannot collide.The config test is restructured into per-group assertions, since the core line is already at steady state while the satellites are bootstrapping. It now also guards
preMajorand the RN peer ranges. Both new assertions were negative-tested rather than assumed green: reverting one peer range failsthe RN SDK peer ranges admit the satellite beta line, and restoringpreMajor: truefailsno beta-line package still assumes a pre-1.0 version.Dry run on this branch:
yarn test:scriptsis 69 passing, up from 66.🎫 Ticket: https://linear.app/stream/issue/REACT-1166/v1v2-branch-split-release-v1-maintenance-branch-v2-on-main
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