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This pull request includes several changes to the release workflow and updates to the versioning process. The most important changes involve creating a new GitHub Actions workflow for release management, updating the Node.js version in multiple workflows, and refactoring the versioning scripts in the
package.json
file.Release workflow improvements:
.github/workflows/release.yml
: Added a new workflow for managing releases, including steps for checking out the repository, setting up Node.js, installing dependencies, bumping the version, creating a release branch, tagging the release, and creating a pull request for the release.Node.js version updates:
.github/workflows/webpack.yml
: Updated the Node.js version to23.1.0
in the install steps for linting, testing, and building jobs. [1] [2] [3]Versioning script refactoring:
package.json
: Refactored the versioning scripts by removing the oldrelease
commands and adding a newupdate-version
script.tools/update-version.js
: Renamed fromtools/release.js
and updated to use ES module syntax for importing modules and handling file paths.