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release with sfreleaser when a CHANGELOG PR is merged - #86

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A PR adding a version to the CHANGELOG gets a comment with the release notes, and merging it creates the tag on the merge commit and starts sf-release.yml on it

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I'm not against using sfreleaser for that, but the 'sf-release-tag' workflow is not clear enough that it is creating a tag, it pretends that it "Publishes a release", which is wrong.

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LGTM

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Merging this PR will release reth-v2.9.0-fh3.1-2-rc.1

  • Creates the tag reth-v2.9.0-fh3.1-2-rc.1 on the merge commit
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Tests the automated release tag, no Firehose changes.

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sduchesneau merged commit 5bc39c9 into release/reth-2.x Nov 6, 2026
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sduchesneau deleted the feature/ci-tag-release branch November 6, 2026 20:29
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