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maintain-packaging

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Add or change NeMo Relay packages, package metadata, module paths, generated artifacts, registry output, or release-facing build surfaces, including registering new unified-release surfaces with version automation. Do not use for a standalone project version bump, ordinary source builds, or tests.

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    Use this skill when a change affects how NeMo Relay is built, packaged, named, or consumed outside the source tree.

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SKILL.md

Maintain Release And Packaging Surfaces

Use this skill when a change affects how NeMo Relay is built, packaged, named, or consumed outside the source tree.

Audit Areas

  • Rust Cargo.toml package names and workspace metadata
  • Python packaging in pyproject.toml
  • Python worker plugin SDK packaging in python/plugin/pyproject.toml
  • Go module path in go/nemo_relay/go.mod
  • Node workspace metadata in root package.json and package-lock.json
  • Node package metadata in crates/node/package.json
  • FFI header and library naming
  • CI workflows, install commands, and example commands
  • justfile build, test, clean, version, and package recipes for plugin crates and packages
  • Release tags, release-note surfaces, and registry-facing version translation

Checklist

  • Every new package or plugin has an explicit versioning model: either it participates in the unified NeMo Relay release or it has an intentionally independent source of truth
  • Package names, import paths, and module names are internally consistent
  • Generated artifacts still land where downstream consumers expect
  • Docs and examples use the current install/import/build commands
  • CI references the same package names as local workflows
  • Public packaging changes are reflected in release-facing docs
  • For a new unified-release surface, its manifest version, lockfile entry, and internal NeMo Relay version pins are covered by set_project_version in the justfile; extend the owning helper and its fail-fast field checks in the same change when a value is not derived automatically, without adding a separate test that mirrors the helper's field list
  • nemo-relay-plugin Rust and Python packages track the project SemVer policy and Python wheels use valid PEP 440 translation
  • Release tags still use raw SemVer without a leading v
  • Release history and release notes still point to GitHub Releases, not CHANGELOG.md or docs pages

References

  • pyproject.toml
  • python/plugin/pyproject.toml
  • go/nemo_relay/go.mod
  • package.json
  • package-lock.json
  • crates/node/package.json
  • RELEASING.md
  • .github/workflows/ci_python.yml
  • .github/workflows/ci.yaml
  • .gitlab-ci.yml
  • justfile

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