repo-prepare-release

Automating semantic version bumps across a monorepo involves analyzing changelogs to identify unreleased changes, computing the correct version increments, and applying those bumps to package.json files. This Skill reads known changelog locations to apply these updates safely.

Changelog analysis for semantic versioning scans unreleased changes in your changelogs to calculate major, minor, or patch version bumps. It applies these determined semantic versions to package.json files and updates corresponding CHANGELOG.md headers.

Yes, you can update CHANGELOG.md headers and package.json versions simultaneously during release preparation. The workflow modifies package metadata and updates corresponding changelog headers across core, methods, and framework packages in an idempotent manner.

The best way to prepare a consistent multi-package release is to run an automated workflow that scans unreleased changes across all packages, computes version bumps, and applies uniform updates to both package.json and CHANGELOG.md files.

Yes, this release automation is safe to run multiple times because it applies changes in an idempotent manner. Repeated executions will not duplicate version bumps or corrupt changelog headers, ensuring safe releases across your monorepo setup.