The maintainer requires professional repository text with no emojis, joke copy, or bot sound effects. The current Release Please proposal contains its upstream default informal header and a decorative breaking-change heading, contrary to the existing personal preference.
Remove these defaults from future proposals, clean the current proposal, clarify professional-language guidance, and replace the remaining decorative IDE icon with its textual menu name. Use supported native release tooling and preserve semantic version calculations, breaking-change visibility, integrity checks, and immutable history.
Generated GitHub release notes may contain second-level category headings; ensure bundle notes include those sections and still stop at the next version heading. Keep already published artifacts and signed Git history unchanged.
The maintainer requires professional repository text with no emojis, joke copy, or bot sound effects. The current Release Please proposal contains its upstream default informal header and a decorative breaking-change heading, contrary to the existing personal preference.
Remove these defaults from future proposals, clean the current proposal, clarify professional-language guidance, and replace the remaining decorative IDE icon with its textual menu name. Use supported native release tooling and preserve semantic version calculations, breaking-change visibility, integrity checks, and immutable history.
Generated GitHub release notes may contain second-level category headings; ensure bundle notes include those sections and still stop at the next version heading. Keep already published artifacts and signed Git history unchanged.
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The maintainer requires professional repository text with no emojis, joke copy, or bot sound effects. The current Release Please proposal contains its upstream default informal header and a decorative breaking-change heading, contrary to the existing personal preference.
Remove these defaults from future proposals, clean the current proposal, clarify professional-language guidance, and replace the remaining decorative IDE icon with its textual menu name. Use supported native release tooling and preserve semantic version calculations, breaking-change visibility, integrity checks, and immutable history.
Generated GitHub release notes may contain second-level category headings; ensure bundle notes include those sections and still stop at the next version heading. Keep already published artifacts and signed Git history unchanged.