@buildinternet/releases-skills 0.22.1 → 0.23.0
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package/package.json
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Catalog hits also include the response field `catalog`. Older API deploys will still send the deprecated `products` alias instead — the CLI reads either, but new code should consume `catalog`.
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### On-demand GitHub lookup
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When the query is a `{org}/{repo}` coordinate (optionally prefixed `github:`) and no entity (org or catalog source) matched, the registry probes GitHub on demand and the CLI prints a **Lookup** section above the regular results. Coordinate matching is case-insensitive — `Shopify/toxiproxy` and `shopify/toxiproxy` resolve to the same source row. The lookup fires even when tangential release hits surface on a single segment token, so a coordinate is treated as a precise question about one repo.
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```bash
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releases search "vercel/next.js" # bare coordinate
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releases search "github:Shopify/toxiproxy" # explicit provider prefix
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```
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Statuses on the Lookup section: `INDEXED` (just materialized), `EXISTING` (already tracked), `EMPTY` (real repo, no releases or CHANGELOG yet), `NOT_FOUND` (private/archived/missing), `DEFERRED` (rate-limited or 5xx — retry shortly).
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## Latest releases
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```bash
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- The company name instead of the product name (e.g., "Vercel" instead of "Next.js")
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- The GitHub org name (e.g., "supabase")
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- A domain (e.g., "tailwindcss.com")
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- A `{org}/{repo}` GitHub coordinate (e.g., "vercel/next.js" or "github:vercel/next.js"). When `search` finds no entity match for a coordinate-shaped query, the registry probes GitHub on demand and the response includes a `lookup` field with status `indexed` / `existing` / `empty` / `not_found` / `deferred`. Coordinate matching is case-insensitive, so `Shopify/toxiproxy` and `shopify/toxiproxy` resolve identically.
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### Step 2: Choose the Right Tool
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