What should a design system changelog say about a dependency bump?
Name the package, old and new versions, why it changed, who is affected and what apps must do. A changelog template for dependency bumps in UI libraries.
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Name the package, old and new versions, why it changed, who is affected and what apps must do. A changelog template for dependency bumps in UI libraries.
After a dependency fix ships, watch error rate, latency, startup, resource use and logs, and keep the previous build ready to redeploy. Checklist inside.
A mobile SDK register needs about a dozen fields: owner, pinned version, tier, data touched, permissions, hosts, review dates and exit plan. A template inside.
Scan fast, change-scoped checks on every pull request and save slower, whole-system checks such as images and dynamic tests for release. Includes a table.
Record the source revision, tool and dependency versions, build flags and environment variables, in a separate file by the artifact. Here is a field list.
Keep the comment short and link to a rule page with the why, a bad and good example, and exceptions. Here is a template for those explainer pages.
An install page that makes verification easy lists the version, a checksum, a signature command, supported platforms and how to report problems.
A short ownership section in a shared library README answers who to ask, how fast, which versions get fixes, and how to report a problem. Template inside.
A short CONTRIBUTING.md section for bot and automated pull requests: which bots you accept, review rules, merge limits, and how to opt out.
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