go-samples-gin-restful: Command for Claude Code

Run the pre-release checklist for this project. Work through all three phases in order, pausing for explicit confirmation at each decision point before proceeding. Never create a branch, commit, tag, or push without approval.

Phase 1 — Determine next release

1. Run git status and confirm the working tree is clean and on master. If not, stop and report the problem.

2. Run git tag --sort=-v:refname to list existing tags. Identify the most recent tag matching v*.*.*-* and extract its player codename.

3. Read the A–Z player table from CHANGELOG.md to find the next player:

   • No tags yet: start at A (first player in the table).
   • Normal case: use the player that follows the last used codename alphabetically. If letters were skipped, pick the next after the highest existing codename — do not backfill gaps.
   • Last codename is Z (Zico): the list is finite. Stop and flag that the naming convention needs to be revisited before proceeding.

4. Read the [Unreleased] section of CHANGELOG.md and infer the version bump using these rules (applied in order — first match wins):

   • Any entry contains the word BREAKING (case-insensitive), a BREAKING CHANGE: token in a commit footer, or a ! suffix after the commit type/scope (e.g. feat!: or feat(scope)!:) → major bump
   • Any ### Added entry introduces a new endpoint, request parameter, or client-visible API response → minor bump. Test additions, documentation (ADRs, README, Swagger regen), and internal tooling do not qualify.
   • Otherwise (only ### Changed, ### Fixed, ### Removed, or non-API additions) → patch bump

5. Compute the next version by applying the bump to the current latest tag's semver (e.g. v2.0.0-bobby + minor → 2.1.0).

6. Present a summary for confirmation before continuing:

   • Last tag and player
   • Next version and player codename
   • Bump type and the reasoning (what triggered it)
   • Proposed tag: vX.Y.Z-{player}
   • Proposed branch: release/vX.Y.Z-{player}

   Wait for explicit approval before proceeding to Phase 2.