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app-deploy

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SKILL.md
<!-- kendex:project-instructions:start -->

Project Instructions

<!-- kendex:shared-instructions:start -->

Problems with a kendex-owned skill go through kendex report; check ownership in the file first.

<!-- kendex:shared-instructions:end --><!-- kendex:project-instructions:end -->

Release kendex

  1. From a clean index and working tree, set COMMIT_GUARDS_CHANGELOG_COLLATE=1 in the environment and run .agents/skills/commit-guards/scripts/changelog-entries --collate. It folds the changelog.d fragments into CHANGELOG.md's Unreleased. A nonzero exit halts the release: fix the cause before retrying.
  2. Bump the workspace version in Cargo.toml and the version in crates/app/tauri.conf.json. Both must equal the tag minus the v, or the update feed no-ops or loops. Move the collated entries under a new ## [<version>] - <date> heading, leaving an empty ## [Unreleased] above it. Confirm every breaking change carries its Breaking call-out and migration note.
  3. Commit with COMMIT_GUARDS_CHANGELOG_COLLATE=1. That declaration is what makes CHANGELOG.md count as the entry this commit owes for the version bump under crates/, whose fragments the collator just deleted, and the commit-msg lane refuses the commit without it. Then tag v<version> and push the tag. CI builds each target and publishes a draft GitHub Release with CLI binaries, app bundles, and feed.json (details: docs/RELEASING.md).
  4. Review the draft, then publish it. Publishing is what makes the version "latest" for self-update.

Distro packaging (Arch, Fedora, Ubuntu…) would hook in after the draft exists; no such pipelines are built yet.

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