Format GitHub release titles as PROJECT VERSION: TITLE - #38
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I don't think two title flags are good idea. This tool is declarative and adding flags to override is not how the UX is supposed to work, except for very narrow cases. The only new flag we need is to adjust the GitHub release title.
Please also file a companion docs PR update.
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Compose GitHub release titles during publish from the project name, release version, and manifest title. Keep release creation and manifest title storage unchanged while adding a publish-time format override for the CLI and Python API. Assisted-by: GPT-5 (Codex)
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Expand the changelog entry with examples for placeholder-based formatting and literal GitHub title overrides. Assisted-by: GPT-5 (Codex)
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Preserve an absent manifest title as empty release metadata instead of materializing a project/version fallback. GitHub publish now applies the project/version fallback only when composing the release title. Assisted-by: GPT-5 (Codex)
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🔍 Problem
Project v1.2.3: Performance improvements.title:should stay the release title itself, not the fully composed GitHub presentation title.🛠️ Solution
origin/mainand keptrelease create --titleunchanged.release publishnow formats GitHub release titles as$PROJECT $VERSION: $TITLEby default, omitting the title segment for auto-generated/default manifest titles.release publish --titleaccepts a format string with$PROJECT,$VERSION, and$TITLEplaceholders for GitHub-only title customization.Changelog.release_publish(title=...)mirrors the publish-time CLI option.💬 Review
- Added CLI and Python API coverage for default formatting, custom formatting, existing-release edits, retry output, and unchanged manifest title storage.
- Verified with
📚 Docs PR: tenzir/content#95ruff check,ruff format --check,mypy,pytest --durations=10, andtenzir-ship --root changelog validate.