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A new step was added to the release workflow to automatically merge the release branch into the main branch after a release, provided the workflow is not running in dry run mode. This step configures Git, performs the merge, and pushes the changes to the remote repository.

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.github/workflows/release.yml Added a conditional step to sync main with release after creating a new version in release

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    Workflow->>GitHub Actions: Start release job
    GitHub Actions->>Git: Create new version
    alt dryRun == 'false'
        GitHub Actions->>Git: Configure user
        GitHub Actions->>Git: Fetch branches
        GitHub Actions->>Git: Checkout main
        GitHub Actions->>Git: Pull latest main
        GitHub Actions->>Git: Merge release into main (no-ff)
        GitHub Actions->>Git: Push main to remote
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    GitHub Actions->>Workflow: Complete release job
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
.github/workflows/release.yml (1)

58-58: Remove trailing whitespace – YAML-lint is currently failing
Both lines contain nothing but spaces. Trim them to keep the workflow YAML-lint-clean.

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Also applies to: 68-68

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.github/workflows/release.yml (1)

63-74: Merge the local release branch instead of origin/release to ensure the freshly-generated version bump is included

nx release commits on the checked-out release branch. If – for whatever reason – that command does not push before this step runs, origin/release may lag behind the local branch, and the tag/bump commit will never reach main. Merging the local branch avoids that race.

-          git merge origin/release --no-ff -m "chore: merge release into main"
+          git merge release --no-ff -m "chore: merge release into main"

Optionally add an explicit git push origin release right after the nx release call to guarantee remote parity.

@MGREMY MGREMY merged commit 93589c3 into main Jul 15, 2025
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@MGREMY MGREMY deleted the ci/rebase_main_after_release branch July 15, 2025 15:09
MGREMY added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 20, 2025
* ci: rebase main after release (#129)

* fix(tab): fix tab overflow always displayed (#131)
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