Releases: evilru/neoncode.systems
Release v0.2.0
Release Notes
v0.2.0
Prelude
This release introduces the core content and structure for
neoncode.systems, establishing the experimental workshop concept with
two main sections: proto.labs for experimental projects and prompt.forge
for the prompt engineering experiment. The site now includes
comprehensive documentation, a discovery workflow for content
development, and enhanced SEO optimization.
New Features
- Added proto.labs experimental workshop section introducing WSPL (my
method for prompt design, developed through practice) with invitation
for community participation through prompt.forge experiment. - Added prompt.forge section documenting the Jobs-to-be-Done prompt
generator experiment for testing WSPL methodology, including complete
user journey (11 steps), community voting mechanism, and FAQ. - Implemented discovery session workflow with three-stage folder
structure (exploring/ready/implemented) for content concept
development and documentation lifecycle management. - Added VersionBadge Vue component displaying current version in
navigation bar with link to version page, reading from
VITE_APP_VERSION environment variable. - Enhanced VitePress configuration with comprehensive SEO meta tags
(Open Graph, Twitter Cards), local search provider, GitHub edit links,
and custom footer with legal links. - Configured separate site title for navigation (NC!) and browser title
(NEONCODE!) using siteTitle in theme config. - Added GitHub templates for prompt-forge repository including README
structure, issue templates for job submission, and participation
guidelines. - Implemented GDPR-compliant privacy policy with Cloudflare-specific
details (hosting, analytics, DDoS protection, security cookies). - Added imprint page with legal contact information and regulatory
compliance details. - Configured AI agent instructions for content development workflow and
conventional commit message generation. - Added comprehensive README.md documenting project structure, tech
stack, development workflow, and complete setup guide including
semantic versioning automation, changelog generation, release notes
management, and CI/CD pipeline with GitHub Releases and environment
deployments.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed Cloudflare Pages housekeeping workflow to use correct API query
parameter 'env' instead of 'environment' for deployment filtering. - Added comment about force=true parameter for deployment deletion API
calls to handle aliased production deployments correctly.
Other Notes
- Excluded discovery folder from VitePress source processing to keep
work-in-progress content private. - Added social links for GitHub repository and LinkedIn profile.
- Configured sidebar navigation structure for proto.labs and
prompt.forge sections with overview pages.
v0.1.0
Prelude
Initial setup of the VitePress documentation system with full automation
for versioning, release management, and deployment. This release
introduces a robust workflow for maintaining project documentation,
ensuring that version information is always up-to-date and that old
deployments are automatically cleaned up. The following notes detail the
features, implementation, and supporting infrastructure.
New Features
- Automated versioning using Taskfile.yml:
- The Taskfile provides automatic version management, tagging,
changelog, and release note generation for every build and release.
- The Taskfile provides automatic version management, tagging,
- Version display and linking in documentation:
- index.md now shows the current version and provides a direct link to
the version details in the footer. - version.md is prepared to explain the automatic versioning process
for future reference.
- index.md now shows the current version and provides a direct link to
- Continuous integration and deployment pipeline:
- main.yml defines the GitHub Actions workflow for building,
versioning, releasing, and deploying the documentation site.
- main.yml defines the GitHub Actions workflow for building,
- Automated housekeeping for deployments:
- cf-housekeeping.yml cleans up old Cloudflare deployments, keeping
only the most recent production and preview builds.
- cf-housekeeping.yml cleans up old Cloudflare deployments, keeping
Other Notes
- Documentation and automation are designed for easy future extension.
See version.md for details on how versioning is automated and how the
workflow can be adapted for new requirements.
Release v0.1.1
Release Notes
v0.1.0
Prelude
Initial setup of the VitePress documentation system with full automation
for versioning, release management, and deployment. This release
introduces a robust workflow for maintaining project documentation,
ensuring that version information is always up-to-date and that old
deployments are automatically cleaned up. The following notes detail the
features, implementation, and supporting infrastructure.
New Features
- Automated versioning using Taskfile.yml:
- The Taskfile provides automatic version management, tagging,
changelog, and release note generation for every build and release.
- The Taskfile provides automatic version management, tagging,
- Version display and linking in documentation:
- index.md now shows the current version and provides a direct link to
the version details in the footer. - version.md is prepared to explain the automatic versioning process
for future reference.
- index.md now shows the current version and provides a direct link to
- Continuous integration and deployment pipeline:
- main.yml defines the GitHub Actions workflow for building,
versioning, releasing, and deploying the documentation site.
- main.yml defines the GitHub Actions workflow for building,
- Automated housekeeping for deployments:
- cf-housekeeping.yml cleans up old Cloudflare deployments, keeping
only the most recent production and preview builds.
- cf-housekeeping.yml cleans up old Cloudflare deployments, keeping
Other Notes
- Documentation and automation are designed for easy future extension.
See version.md for details on how versioning is automated and how the
workflow can be adapted for new requirements.
v0.1.0
Release Notes
v0.1.0
Prelude
Initial setup of the VitePress documentation system with full automation
for versioning, release management, and deployment. This release
introduces a robust workflow for maintaining project documentation,
ensuring that version information is always up-to-date and that old
deployments are automatically cleaned up. The following notes detail the
features, implementation, and supporting infrastructure.
New Features
- Automated versioning using Taskfile.yml:
- The Taskfile provides automatic version management, tagging,
changelog, and release note generation for every build and release.
- The Taskfile provides automatic version management, tagging,
- Version display and linking in documentation:
- index.md now shows the current version and provides a direct link to
the version details in the footer. - version.md is prepared to explain the automatic versioning process
for future reference.
- index.md now shows the current version and provides a direct link to
- Continuous integration and deployment pipeline:
- main.yml defines the GitHub Actions workflow for building,
versioning, releasing, and deploying the documentation site.
- main.yml defines the GitHub Actions workflow for building,
- Automated housekeeping for deployments:
- cf-housekeeping.yml cleans up old Cloudflare deployments, keeping
only the most recent production and preview builds.
- cf-housekeeping.yml cleans up old Cloudflare deployments, keeping
Other Notes
- Documentation and automation are designed for easy future extension.
See version.md for details on how versioning is automated and how the
workflow can be adapted for new requirements.