draft-release-notes
So sánh các nhánh phát hành NeMo Relay và soạn thảo hoặc cập nhật ghi chú phát hành trên trang tài liệu. Sử dụng khi chuẩn bị cập nhật ghi chú phát hành trong…
npx skills add https://github.com/nvidia/nemo-relay --skill draft-release-notesDraft Release Notes
Draft the current documentation release-notes page from verified repository evidence. Keep complete, PR-by-PR release history in GitHub Releases.
Gather Evidence
Run the read-only helper with explicit release refs and the target minor version:
python3 .agents/skills/draft-release-notes/scripts/collect_release_evidence.py \
--previous release/<previous-major>.<previous-minor> \
--current HEAD \
--version <major>.<minor>
The report verifies both refs, compares their release-notes trees, identifies version text currently present in those pages, and groups commits into review candidates. Treat the groups as an evidence index, not publication-ready copy.
Workflow
- Confirm the target release version from the release branch and package metadata. Preserve unrelated working-tree changes.
- Run the helper. It reports an absent prior release-notes directory without failing, which is expected for early release branches.
- Verify each candidate claim in the changed public docs, API types, command help, or source before including it. Prioritize breaking changes, migrations, user-visible features, and ongoing support limitations.
- Update
docs/about-nemo-relay/release-notes/index.mdxunless the release changes its route or navigation entry. - Preserve the page's current structure: release summary and highlights, compatibility or migration notes, known issues, previous-release link, and related topics. Use tables or callouts only when they improve the existing page.
- Preserve MDX front matter and the JSX SPDX comment. State the full history is available in GitHub Releases; do not create a changelog or GitHub Release body from this skill.
Validate
Run the helper for the target release and, when useful, an early branch without release notes. Review public claims, then run:
git diff --check
just docs
Check product names, commands, package names, support claims, and links against the current repository before handing off the draft.