swamp-extension-publish

Automating swamp extension publishing uses a state machine to verify repository initialization, authentication, manifest validation, collective ownership, version bumping, formatting, and dry run before pushing. It ensures all checks pass automatically before the final push.

The state machine workflow for publishing extensions sequentially validates the repository, confirms authentication, checks the manifest, verifies collective ownership, bumps versions, formats files, and runs a dry run before allowing a final push to the registry.

To validate a manifest before pushing an extension, the publishing process ensures the manifest.yaml is structurally valid and confirms the manifest collective matches the authenticated user, preventing invalid or unauthorized extensions from being pushed.

Yes, the extension publishing process requires a dry run to validate that the extension can be pushed without actually uploading it. The final push only occurs after the dry run passes and explicit user confirmation is received.

Required checks for version control before publishing include verifying the extension directory is an initialized repository, confirming user authentication, validating the manifest, bumping the version, and formatting extension files for publishing.

Yes, this state machine approach is suitable for administrative workflows involving extension release processes, providing thorough verification and testing of repository initialization, authentication, and collective ownership before allowing a push.