feat: release v0.7.2 - #3
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The release workflow depends on a squash merge, while the README still tells users to install the old rock name. The PR is otherwise mergeable with explicit owner awareness for the release method and a bounded documentation follow-up. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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ReleasePR->>GitHubActions: Merge release PR with version in commit message
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GitHubActions->>LuaRocks: Upload root-level versioned rockspec
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Pull request overview
Publishes the portable api7-lua-rapidjson 0.7.2-0 LuaRocks package.
Changes:
- Adds package metadata and source tag.
- Retains upstream CMake build configuration.
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In `@rockspec/api7-lua-rapidjson-0.7.2-0.rockspec`:
- Around line 2-3: Update the version normalization assigned to v so it removes
the complete trailing numeric rockspec revision suffix, including multi-digit
revisions, while leaving the base version unchanged.
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Publish api7-lua-rapidjson 0.7.2-0: upstream lua-rapidjson 0.7.2 without the -march=native default. The repository now carries two rockspecs, so name the one that gets published in the build step instead of letting luarocks pick.
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Replace upstream's rapidjson rockspec with the api7-lua-rapidjson one instead of adding a second file next to it. With a single rockspec, `luarocks make` needs no argument, .luacheckrc's '*.rockspec' glob still covers it, and the release workflow names the file literally. Releases keep doing what upstream did: rename the rockspec to the new version rather than accumulate one file per release.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 96-97: Update the release instructions to explicitly require
squash-merging the release PR, preserving the `feat: release v*.*.*`
commit-message format required by the workflow.
- Around line 91-97: Update both LuaRocks installation examples in README.md to
use the published rock name api7-lua-rapidjson instead of rapidjson, leaving the
surrounding release instructions unchanged.
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.github/workflows/release.ymlREADME.mdapi7-lua-rapidjson-0.7.2-0.rockspec
The install commands still named upstream's rapidjson rock, which is not what this repository ships. The module name is unchanged.
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api7-lua-rapidjson0.7.2-0 to luarocks: upstream lua-rapidjson 0.7.2 without the-march=nativedefault from #2.Upstream's
rapidjson-0.7.2-1.rockspecis replaced rather than kept alongside a second file, so the repository still has exactly one rockspec:luarocks makeneeds no argument,.luacheckrc's*.rockspecglob still covers it, and the release workflow names the file literally. The rockspec itself is upstream's with the package name, source repository and description changed — the build variables are untouched, since the fix lives in CMakeLists.txt.The release workflow now triggers on a root
*.rockspecchange. Merging this tags v0.7.2 and uploads the rock, so the title must stayfeat: release v0.7.2— the workflow reads the version from the squashed commit message.README's release steps are updated to match: rename the rockspec to the new version and merge a
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Fixes apache/apisix#13736