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name: publish-no-version-bump
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description: Commit and push code to GitHub, then publish to OpenWebUI official marketplace without updating version. Use when fixing bugs or optimizing performance that doesn't warrant a version bump.
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# Publish Without Version Bump
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## Overview
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This skill handles the workflow for pushing code changes to the remote repository and syncing them to the OpenWebUI official marketplace **without incrementing the plugin version number**.
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This is useful for:
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- Bug fixes and patches
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- Performance optimizations
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- Code refactoring
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- Documentation fixes
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- Linting and code quality improvements
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## When to Use
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Use this skill when:
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- You've made non-breaking changes (bug fixes, optimizations, refactoring)
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- The functionality hasn't changed significantly
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- The user-facing behavior is unchanged or only improved
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- There's no need to bump the semantic version
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**Do NOT use** if:
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- You're adding new features → use `release-prep` instead
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- You're making breaking changes → use `release-prep` instead
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- The version should be incremented → use `version-bumper` first
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## Workflow
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### Step 1 — Stage and Commit Changes
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Ensure all desired code changes are staged in git:
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```bash
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git status # Verify what will be committed
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git add -A # Stage all changes
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```
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Create a descriptive commit message using Conventional Commits format:
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```
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fix(plugin-name): brief description
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- Detailed change 1
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- Detailed change 2
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```
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Example commit types:
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- `fix:` — Bug fixes, patches
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- `perf:` — Performance improvements, optimization
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- `refactor:` — Code restructuring without behavior change
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- `test:` — Test updates
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- `docs:` — Documentation changes
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**Key Rule**: The commit message should make clear that this is NOT a new feature release (no `feat:` type).
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### Step 2 — Push to Remote
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Push the commit to the main branch:
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```bash
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git commit -m "<message>" && git push
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```
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Verify the push succeeded by checking GitHub.
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### Step 3 — Publish to Official Marketplace
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Run the publish script with `--force` flag to update the marketplace without version change:
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```bash
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python scripts/publish_plugin.py --force
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```
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**Important**: The `--force` flag ensures the marketplace version is updated even if the version string in the plugin file hasn't changed.
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### Step 4 — Verify Publication
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Check that the plugin was successfully updated in the official marketplace:
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1. Visit https://openwebui.com/f/
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2. Search for your plugin name
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3. Verify the code is up-to-date
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4. Confirm the version number **has NOT changed**
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## Command Reference
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### Full Workflow (Manual)
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```bash
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# 1. Stage and commit
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git add -A
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git commit -m "fix(copilot-sdk): description here"
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# 2. Push
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git push
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# 3. Publish to marketplace
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python scripts/publish_plugin.py --force
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# 4. Verify
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# Check OpenWebUI marketplace for the updated code
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```
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### Automated (Using This Skill)
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When you invoke this skill with a plugin path, Copilot will:
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1. Verify staged changes and create the commit
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2. Push to the remote repository
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3. Execute the publish script
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4. Report success/failure status
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## Implementation Notes
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### Version Handling
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- The plugin's version string in `docstring` (line ~10) remains **unchanged**
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- The `openwebui_id` in the plugin file must be present for the publish script to work
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- If the plugin hasn't been published before, use `publish_plugin.py --new <dir>` instead
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### Dry Run
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To preview what would be published without actually updating the marketplace:
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```bash
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python scripts/publish_plugin.py --force --dry-run
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```
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### Troubleshooting
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| Issue | Solution |
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| `Error: openwebui_id not found` | The plugin hasn't been published yet. Use `publish_plugin.py --new <dir>` for first-time publishing. |
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| `Failed to authenticate` | Check that the `OPENWEBUI_API_KEY` environment variable is set. |
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| `Skipped (version unchanged)` | This is normal. Without `--force`, unchanged versions are skipped. We use `--force` to override this. |
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---
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## Related Skills
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- **`release-prep`** — Use when you need to bump the version and create release notes
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- **`version-bumper`** — Use to manually update version across all 7+ files
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- **`pr-submitter`** — Use to create a PR instead of pushing directly to main
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