Utility scripts for maintaining the beads project.

One-command release from version bump to local installation.

# Full release (does everything)
./scripts/release.sh 0.9.3

# Preview what would happen
./scripts/release.sh 0.9.3 --dry-run

This master script automates the entire release process:

1. ✅ Stops running Dolt servers (avoids version conflicts)
2. ✅ Runs tests and linting
3. ✅ Bumps version in all files
4. ✅ Commits and pushes version bump
5. ✅ Creates and pushes git tag
6. ✅ Updates Homebrew formula
7. ✅ Upgrades local brew installation
8. ✅ Verifies everything works

After this script completes, your system is running the new version!

# Release version 0.9.3
./scripts/release.sh 0.9.3

# Preview a release (no changes made)
./scripts/release.sh 1.0.0 --dry-run

• Clean git working directory
• All changes committed
• golangci-lint installed
• Homebrew installed (for local upgrade)
• Push access to steveyegge/beads

The script provides colorful, step-by-step progress output:

• 🟨 Yellow: Current step
• 🟩 Green: Step completed
• 🟥 Red: Errors
• 🟦 Blue: Section headers

After the script finishes:

• GitHub Actions builds binaries for all platforms (~5 minutes)
• PyPI package is published automatically
• Users can brew upgrade beads to get the new version
• GitHub Release is created with binaries and changelog

Bumps the version number across all beads components in a single command.

# Show usage
./scripts/bump-version.sh

# Update versions (shows diff, no commit)
./scripts/bump-version.sh 0.9.3

# Update versions and auto-commit
./scripts/bump-version.sh 0.9.3 --commit

Updates version in all these files:

• cmd/bd/version.go - bd CLI version constant
• claude-plugin/.claude-plugin/plugin.json - Plugin version
• .claude-plugin/marketplace.json - Marketplace plugin version
• integrations/beads-mcp/pyproject.toml - MCP server version
• README.md - Alpha status version
• PLUGIN.md - Version requirements

• Validates semantic versioning format (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH)
• Verifies all versions match after update
• Shows git diff of changes
• Auto-commits with standardized message (optional)
• Cross-platform compatible (macOS and Linux)

# Bump to 0.9.3 and review changes
./scripts/bump-version.sh 0.9.3
# Review the diff, then manually commit

# Bump to 1.0.0 and auto-commit
./scripts/bump-version.sh 1.0.0 --commit
git push origin main

Previously, version bumps only updated cmd/bd/version.go, leaving other components out of sync. This script ensures all version numbers stay consistent across the project.

• Checks for uncommitted changes before proceeding
• Refuses to auto-commit if there are existing uncommitted changes
• Validates version format before making any changes
• Verifies all versions match after update
• Shows diff for review before commit

Signs Windows executables with an Authenticode certificate using osslsigncode.

# Sign a Windows executable
./scripts/sign-windows.sh path/to/bd.exe

# Environment variables required for signing:
export WINDOWS_SIGNING_CERT_PFX_BASE64="<base64-encoded-pfx>"
export WINDOWS_SIGNING_CERT_PASSWORD="<certificate-password>"

This script is called automatically by GoReleaser during the release process:

1. Decodes the PFX certificate from base64
2. Signs the Windows executable using osslsigncode
3. Timestamps the signature using DigiCert's RFC3161 server
4. Replaces the original binary with the signed version
5. Verifies the signature was applied correctly

• osslsigncode installed (apt install osslsigncode or brew install osslsigncode)
• EV code signing certificate exported as PFX file
• GitHub secrets configured:
  • WINDOWS_SIGNING_CERT_PFX_BASE64 - base64-encoded PFX file
  • WINDOWS_SIGNING_CERT_PASSWORD - certificate password

If the signing secrets are not configured:

• The script prints a warning and exits successfully
• GoReleaser continues without signing
• The release proceeds with unsigned Windows binaries

This allows releases to work before a certificate is acquired.

Windows code signing helps reduce antivirus false positives that affect Go binaries. Kaspersky and other AV software commonly flag unsigned Go executables as potentially malicious due to heuristic detection. See docs/ANTIVIRUS.md for details.

Additional maintenance scripts may be added here as needed.