bump-cluster-ui

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Bump cluster-ui package version after a release branch cut. Creates two PRs — one to drop the prerelease suffix on the release branch and one to increment the minor version on master.

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Bump cluster-ui Version

Automate the two cluster-ui version bumps required after a release branch is created. This creates two PRs:

Release branch PR: Drop the prerelease suffix (e.g., 26.2.0-prerelease.0 → 26.2.0)
Master PR: Increment minor version for next cycle (e.g., 26.2.0-prerelease.0 → 26.3.0-prerelease.0)

The file to edit is pkg/ui/workspaces/cluster-ui/package.json (the "version" field).

Workflow

Step 1: Gather Inputs

Ask the user for:

Release version (required) — e.g., 26.2. This is the version that was just branched.
Jira epic (optional) — e.g., REL-4280. Included in commit messages if provided.

Step 2: Validate

Fetch remote branches and confirm origin/release-{version} exists:

git fetch origin release-{version} --no-tags

If the branch does not exist, report the error and stop.

Step 3: Read Current State

Read pkg/ui/workspaces/cluster-ui/package.json on both branches to verify the current version matches the expected {major}.{minor}.0-prerelease.0 pattern:

git show origin/release-{version}:pkg/ui/workspaces/cluster-ui/package.json
git show origin/master:pkg/ui/workspaces/cluster-ui/package.json

If the version does not match expectations, warn the user and ask whether to proceed.

Step 4: Confirm with User

Show the user a summary of the two planned changes:

Release branch PR (targeting release-{version}):
  package.json version: {version}.0-prerelease.0 → {version}.0

Master PR (targeting master):
  package.json version: {version}.0-prerelease.0 → {next_version}.0-prerelease.0

Where {next_version} increments the minor: e.g., 26.2 → 26.3.

Get explicit confirmation before proceeding.

Step 5: Identify Fork Remote

The cockroachdb/cockroach repo restricts branch creation, so branches must be pushed to the user's personal fork. Identify the fork remote:

git remote -v

Look for a remote pointing to the user's fork (e.g., fork → kyle-a-wong/cockroach). If no fork remote is found, ask the user which remote to use.

Use {fork} below to refer to the identified fork remote name, and {fork_owner} for the GitHub username (e.g., kyle-a-wong).

Step 6: Create Release Branch PR

git checkout -b bump-cluster-ui-{version} origin/release-{version}

Edit pkg/ui/workspaces/cluster-ui/package.json: change the "version" field from "{version}.0-prerelease.0" to "{version}.0".

Commit with message:

ui: bump cluster-ui to {version}.0

Epic: {epic}
Release note: None

If no epic was provided, omit the Epic: line.

Push to the fork and create the PR:

git push -u {fork} bump-cluster-ui-{version}
gh pr create -R cockroachdb/cockroach \
  --head {fork_owner}:bump-cluster-ui-{version} \
  --base release-{version} \
  --title "ui: bump cluster-ui to {version}.0" \
  --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
Bump cluster-ui package version to {version}.0 for the release branch.

Epic: {epic}
Release note: None

Release justification: version bump that's part of release flow. no production code changed.
EOF
)"

Step 7: Create Master PR

Compute the next version by incrementing the minor component:

26.2 → 26.3
25.4 → 25.5

git checkout -b bump-cluster-ui-{next_version}-prerelease origin/master

Edit pkg/ui/workspaces/cluster-ui/package.json: change the "version" field from "{version}.0-prerelease.0" to "{next_version}.0-prerelease.0".

Commit with message:

ui: bump cluster-ui version to {next_version}.0-prerelease.0

Epic: {epic}
Release note: None

If no epic was provided, omit the Epic: line.

Push to the fork and create the PR:

git push -u {fork} bump-cluster-ui-{next_version}-prerelease
gh pr create -R cockroachdb/cockroach \
  --head {fork_owner}:bump-cluster-ui-{next_version}-prerelease \
  --base master \
  --title "ui: bump cluster-ui version to {next_version}.0-prerelease.0" \
  --body "$(cat <<'EOF'
Bump cluster-ui package version to {next_version}.0-prerelease.0 for the next development cycle.

Epic: {epic}
Release note: None
EOF
)"

Step 8: Report

Display both PR URLs to the user. Switch back to the original branch:

git checkout -

Commit Message Conventions

Follow the historical pattern from prior bumps:

Release branch: ui: bump cluster-ui to {version}.0
Master: ui: bump cluster-ui version to {next_version}.0-prerelease.0
Always include Release note: None
Include Epic: {epic} when an epic is provided

Error Handling

If origin/release-{version} doesn't exist, stop and tell the user.
If the current version in package.json doesn't match expectations, show the actual version and ask the user how to proceed.
If a branch name like bump-cluster-ui-{version} already exists locally, warn the user and ask whether to delete and recreate it.
If gh pr create fails, show the error and suggest the user check their GitHub authentication (gh auth status).