webkit

WebKit

A webkit framework and SDK for ainsley.dev

Local Workflow Testing

You can simulate GitHub Actions workflows locally using act. act runs from your local computer, whatever files are currently in your working directory, including any uncommitted changes.

# Test lint workflow
pnpm act:lint

# Test test workflow
pnpm act:test

# Dry-run release workflow (shows what would run without executing)
pnpm act:release

Note: Make sure you have act installed:

brew install act

Releasing

WebKit uses GoReleaser for automated releases. The release process is triggered by creating and pushing a git tag.

Quick Release

Use the interactive tag tool:

pnpm tag

This will guide you through:

1. Choosing between creating or deleting a tag
2. Selecting the version bump type (patch, minor, or major)
3. Confirming the version
4. Creating and pushing the tag

What Happens Next

When a tag is pushed:

1. GitHub Actions automatically triggers the GoReleaser workflow/
2. Binaries are built for each platform.
3. A GitHub release is created with the binaries attached
4. Release notes can be edited on the GitHub releases page

Semantic Versioning

WebKit follows Semantic Versioning.

• Patch (v1.0.1): Bug fixes and minor changes
• Minor (v1.1.0): New features, backwards compatible
• Major (v2.0.0): Breaking changes