Release Notes For Maintainers

WebTest AI beta releases are published from GitHub Actions.

Manual Beta Publish

Use the Publish Beta workflow.

Before a real publish, configure npm Trusted Publishing for the package:

• Publisher: GitHub Actions
• Organization or user: asserthive
• Repository: webtest-ai
• Workflow filename: publish-beta.yml

1. Bump package.json and package-lock.json to the next unpublished prerelease version.
2. Run npm run release:check locally.
3. Run once with dry_run=true.
4. Confirm the bounded V2 release gate, demo evidence pack, npm pack --dry-run, and the npm version availability check pass.
5. Optionally run npm run demo:intent -- --headed locally to watch the intent evidence pack across the bundled whitelabel storefronts.
6. Run again with dry_run=false.
7. Enter the exact confirmation string:

publish @asserthive/webtest-ai@0.1.0-beta.3

The workflow publishes through npm Trusted Publishing and GitHub Actions OIDC. It does not use the repository secret NPM_TOKEN. If the workflow reports that the version already exists on npm, bump to the next beta version before rerunning the publish job. If npm returns EOTP, the publish is still using token authentication; verify the trusted publisher settings above and rerun the workflow from .github/workflows/publish-beta.yml.

Local Package Rehearsal

Use this only when checking a release locally:

npm run release:check
npm test
npm run test:drivers:ci
npm run test:v2
npm run demo:v2
npm pack --dry-run
npm pack
mkdir -p /tmp/webtest-ai-smoke
cd /tmp/webtest-ai-smoke
npm install /path/to/asserthive-webtest-ai-0.1.0-beta.3.tgz
npx webtest-ai --help
npx webtest-ai --version

Beta Availability

WebTest AI is still in early beta. The public npm package is published under the beta tag while source access remains separate.

npm install --save-dev @asserthive/webtest-ai@beta