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prepare-fabric-pr

Prepare or update a Fabric pull request by proving the changeset-or-skip decision, validation evidence, DCO sign-off, and public-safe PR metadata. Use before the first push, after later revisions, or when asked to create or update a PR. Do not use to review an unrelated PR or authorize relay.

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Prepare a Fabric pull request

Produce a reviewable PR whose release decision is explicit and whose public metadata contains no private identifiers.

Before pushing

  1. Read the root AGENTS.md sections on public repository hygiene and changesets, plus packages/fabric-app/README.md.
  2. Fetch the target branch and inspect the complete diff from its merge base. Preserve unrelated working-tree changes.
  3. Classify the release impact:
    • Production-shipping or user-visible behavior requires a changeset, normally "fabric-app": patch.
    • Docs-only, CI-only, Markdown-only, or pure changeset changes are normally eligible for skip-changeset.
    • A different change may skip only when it has no deployable or user-visible effect; state that reason explicitly.
  4. For an impacting change, run Changesets with --output against the target branch and inspect the JSON. Require .releases | length > 0; exit code zero with an empty release list is a failed release decision.
  5. For a skip-eligible change, do not create a meaningless changeset. Record the no-impact reason for the PR and plan to apply skip-changeset once the PR exists.
  6. Run validation proportional to the diff and record exact commands and results. A skipped, unavailable, timed-out, or sandbox-blocked check is unverified, not passing.
  7. Inspect all public text—branch, commits, changeset headline/body, and PR draft—for real organizations, people, deployments, hostnames, internal URLs, or private ticket prose. Replace them with synthetic descriptions.
  8. Commit only when authorized. Use git commit -s; never add AI attribution.

Create or update the PR

Creating or updating a PR is an external mutation. Do it only when the user's request authorizes it.

  • Use the repository PR template.
  • Explain behavior, release decision, and verification without claiming checks that did not run.
  • After creating a skip-eligible PR, apply skip-changeset immediately and verify the stored label.
  • After every later push, repeat the diff review, release decision, and Changesets JSON check. A previous result belongs to the old head.

Stop after the PR is created or updated unless the user explicitly authorized landing. PR creation alone never authorizes relay, merge, or deployment.

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