Streamlined Release Workflow & Website Improvements
We've automated GitHub releases, optimized CI workflows, and added comprehensive website content
We're excited to share several major improvements to the GAT development workflow and website infrastructure!
Automated GitHub Releases
When we push a version tag, GAT now automatically:
✅ Builds all 6 package variants (headless/analyst/full × Linux/macOS) ✅ Generates release notes from git history ✅ Creates a GitHub release with all packages attached ✅ Includes installation instructions
What this means: Releases are now consistent, reproducible, and require minimal manual work. Just tag and go!
# Create and push a release tag
git tag -a v0.2.2 -m "Release v0.2.2"
git push origin v0.2.2
# GitHub Actions handles the rest!CI Optimization
We've optimized our GitHub Actions workflows to skip unnecessary Rust builds when only documentation or website content changes.
Impact: ~95% reduction in CI time for docs/website work!
Pro tip: Website changes now only trigger the deployment workflow, not the full Rust test suite.
Website Enhancements
The website now includes comprehensive content pages:
- About - Project background and philosophy
- License & Terms - Clear licensing information
- Contributing - Development workflow guide
- Security - Security policies and features
Plus, the site now deploys only from the main branch, making it clear which deployment is production.
What's Next
We're continuing to improve the documentation and examples. Stay tuned for:
- Interactive examples with live results
- Performance benchmark comparisons
- Step-by-step tutorials for common workflows
- Video walkthroughs
Get Involved
Want to contribute? Check out our Contributing Guide or open an issue on GitHub.
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