mini done

Human verification — confirms it works and moves the state forward.

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Usage

mini done [options]

  --apply          Move the state non-interactively from the report, no questions (for /mini:done)
  --accept-verify  With --apply: treat items for manual verification as approved
  --bump <level>   Version bump on close: none | patch | minor | major (default none); required with --push
  --push           After committing the phase, push to the remote (requires --bump patch|minor|major)

Description

The terminal command. Closes the current phase: it reads the run report, moves the step statuses, marks the phase done and commits the work in a single commit. Run on its own it asks for human verification first; with --apply it moves the state straight from the report. --accept-verify marks the report's manual-verification items as approved. By default the version is not bumped (--bump none); --bump patch|minor|major bumps it on close, and --push (which requires an explicit bump) pushes the commit and tag to the remote as a release.

Examples

# Verify interactively, then close the phase
mini done

# Close from the report, bump the patch version and push the release
mini done --apply --accept-verify --bump patch --push

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