A release push also publishes a dev build - #30125
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Ports the model from prisma/composer#241: every push to main publishes a <base>-dev.N build under the dev dist-tag, and a version-changing push additionally publishes the release. Previously the two were alternatives, so after a release the dev tag sat on the previous base until the next routine push — which broke prisma-cli dev-channel publishing on 2026-08-25 (engine-pin mismatch against the stale 8.0.0-rc.6-dev.1). The dev follow-up runs before the prisma-cli notification so the repin it triggers sees the fresh dev tag. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds shared planning for release and development publishes, exposes ChangesRelease dev follow-up publishing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The workflow now publishes a dev build after release pushes, but the documented manual recovery path can still skip that follow-up after a partial failure, potentially leaving the dev tag stale until manually corrected; merge is reasonable with explicit owner awareness and a documentation fix. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant determine-version.ts
participant publish.yml
participant npm
participant git
participant prisma-cli notification
determine-version.ts->>publish.yml: write version, tag, and devVersion outputs
publish.yml->>npm: publish release under latest
publish.yml->>npm: publish rebuilt dev version under dev
publish.yml->>git: create lightweight dev version tag
publish.yml->>prisma-cli notification: dispatch repin notification
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In @.github/workflows/publish.yml:
- Around line 244-246: Update the version-determination flow in
scripts/determine-version.ts so a non-dry-run workflow_dispatch recovery on main
derives and emits devVersion, allowing the existing “Set package versions (dev
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for other dispatches and release-bump pushes.
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Addresses CodeRabbit review on #30125: the non-dry-run workflow_dispatch recovery path re-published only latest, so a failed dev follow-up could not be recovered the same way and dev stayed on the previous base. A real latest dispatch now emits devVersion too; dry runs never do, and the mutating follow-up steps carry the independent dry-run guard the other mutating steps have. Signed-off-by: willbot <w.a.madden+machine@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Will Madden <madden@prisma.io>
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69-69: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winScope “every run” to non-dry-run pushes.
Line 69 says that every workflow run publishes a
devtarball. Line 100 says that dry-run executions skip registry publishing. A maintainer can invoke a dry run throughworkflow_dispatch, so the documentation contradicts itself. State that each non-dry-run push tomainpublishes thedevtarball.As per coding guidelines, keep documentation current; this wording conflicts with the documented dry-run behavior.
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while dry-run executions do not publish to the registry. Preserve the existing
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At a glance: after this change, a merged release PR leaves both dist-tags on the released base —
Decision: the dev and release publishes are no longer alternatives. Every push to
mainpublishes a<base>-dev.Nbuild underdev; a version-changing push additionally publishes the release underlatestfirst. Adopted from composer's model in prisma/composer#241 (prisma-cli made the identical change on 2026-08-18).Previously a release push skipped the dev leg, so
devsat on a dev build of the previous base until the next routine push. That staleness caused a real outage on 2026-08-25: after 8.0.0-rc.7 released,devstill pointed at8.0.0-rc.6-dev.1, whose@prisma/orm-toolchainpeers@prisma/cli-engine@0.2.2while the CLI ships 0.2.3. prisma-cli's dev channel builds against this repo'sdevtag with no fallback, so its conformance check failed with an engine-pin mismatch and blocked its release until the tag was moved by hand.How it works:
determine-version.tsnow emits a third output,devVersion, which is empty except on release pushes. The workflow gains a "dev follow-up" leg conditioned on it: re-stamp versions to<base>-dev.N, rebuild, re-run the version-sensitive dependency-specifier check, publish underdev, and create the lightweightv<version>-dev.Ntag. The release steps already ran the full check battery against the same commit, so the follow-up repeats only the check the version stamp affects. Dev suffixes remain ephemeral CI stamps and are never committed.One deliberate deviation from composer's step ordering: the follow-up runs before the "Notify prisma-cli" step. That notification triggers prisma-cli's auto-repin, which builds its dev channel against this repo's
devtag — notifying before the follow-up would re-create the exact outage at notify time.The decision logic moved into a pure
planPushPublishhelper indetermine-version-utils.ts(mirroring composer's), with unit tests covering the dev-only path, the release-plus-follow-up path, counter continuation, and the unreadable-previous-version fallback.docs/oss/versioning.md's trigger-model and dist-tag sections are updated to match.Alternative considered: running the dev leg unconditionally before the release leg. Rejected to match composer's ordering — publishing the release first means
latestnever waits on the dev leg, and a failure in the follow-up leaves the release itself intact.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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