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Release Checklist

Use this checklist before publishing a new release of Funplay MCP for Cocos.

1. Repository Hygiene

  • git status contains only intended release changes
  • No tracked local junk is present (.DS_Store, .idea/, node_modules/, Library/, Temp/, dist/, build/)
  • package.json version matches the intended release
  • CHANGELOG.md includes the release notes for the target version
  • README.md and README_CN.md match the current product behavior

2. Automated Verification

  • npm run check passes
  • npm test passes
  • npm run release:check passes
  • npm run release:package creates releases/<version>/
  • shasum -a 256 -c releases/<version>/SHA256SUMS.txt passes

3. Package Contents

  • The zip is named Funplay.CocosMcp.v<version>.zip
  • The zip contains a single top-level funplay-cocos-mcp/ folder
  • The zip contains runtime files: package.json, browser.js, scene.js, panel/, and lib/
  • The zip includes docs: README.md, README_CN.md, CHANGELOG.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, and LICENSE
  • The zip does not contain .git/, .github/, .DS_Store, node_modules/, Library/, Temp/, dist/, build/, test/, or scripts/
  • release-manifest.json references the correct GitHub download URL
  • SHA256SUMS.txt includes the zip, manifest, and release README

4. Cocos Smoke Test

  • Test in a clean Cocos Creator 3.8+ project
  • Install from the generated zip into <project>/extensions/funplay-cocos-mcp
  • Restart Cocos Creator or reload extensions
  • Open Funplay > MCP Server
  • Start the MCP server successfully
  • If the configured port is already in use, verify automatic fallback is reported clearly
  • Run a read-only tool such as get_project_info
  • Run a scene inspection tool such as get_scene_info
  • Run a screenshot tool when the editor has a visible scene or preview
  • Verify interaction logs appear in the MCP Server panel

5. MCP Client Verification

  • Verify at least one primary client can connect (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, etc.)
  • Confirm tools/list returns the expected core profile tools
  • Confirm a tool call succeeds end-to-end from the external client
  • Verify one-click config output still matches the documented config snippets

6. GitHub Release Readiness

  • CI passes on main
  • Release commit message is Release v<version>
  • Tag is v<version>
  • GitHub Release title is v<version>
  • GitHub Release includes the zip, manifest, checksum file, and release README
  • Public GitHub Release page renders the release notes and assets correctly

7. Publish

  • Commit the release changes
  • Create and push the release tag
  • Create or update the GitHub Release
  • Upload generated release assets
  • Verify the GitHub Release asset list

8. Post-Release

  • Re-test installation from the public GitHub Release zip
  • Check the update checker reports the new latest version
  • Check README install instructions and download links
  • Announce the release where appropriate