The coding-tutor plugin is no longer offered for install on any platform.
Drops it from all three marketplace catalogs (Claude, Cursor, Codex) and
from release-please's config and manifest so no further releases are cut
for it, and strips it from the release tooling (ReleaseComponent union,
component detection, metadata sync, and the Codex parity check), leaving
compound-engineering as the sole tracked plugin.
Add release-please linked-versions plugin so cli and compound-engineering
always bump together. Align compound-engineering version to 2.58.0 to
match cli. Previously they diverged at v2.54.0 when commits touched only
one package's path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
With skip-changelog: true, release-please didn't update the PR body
when new commits landed because the tree SHA was unchanged (no
changelog file to diff). Re-enabling changelogs means each new commit
produces different changelog content, forcing release-please to update
both the branch and PR body.
release-please defaults to walking 500 commits and 400 releases on
every run, making each API call per-commit. With ~20 commits between
releases, this wastes ~2 minutes on unnecessary GitHub API calls.
Trevin Chow