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Getting Started ​

Install ​

bash
uv add --dev uv-release

Prerequisites ​

uvr works with uv workspace monorepos. Your root pyproject.toml must define workspace members.

toml
[tool.uv.workspace]
members = ["packages/*"]

You also need the GitHub CLI (gh) authenticated. uvr uses it to create releases, download artifacts, and dispatch workflows. It always prompts for confirmation before committing, pushing, or dispatching on your behalf.

Scaffold the release workflow ​

bash
uvr workflow install

This writes .github/workflows/release.yml from a bundled template. Commit and push it.

bash
git add .github/workflows/release.yml
git commit -m "chore: add release workflow"
git push

Validate and upgrade ​

bash
uvr workflow validate             # check structure and frozen fields
uvr workflow validate --diff      # show diff against template
uvr workflow install --upgrade    # three-way merge template changes
uvr workflow install --upgrade --editor code  # resolve merge conflicts in your editor of choice

Custom jobs survive upgrades. The three-way merge preserves your additions while picking up template changes.

Check workspace status ​

bash
uvr status
Packages
--------
STATUS       PACKAGE      VERSION      DIFF FROM
changed      pkg-alpha    0.2.0.dev0   pkg-alpha/v0.1.0
unchanged    pkg-beta     0.1.1.dev0

Your first release ​

You can also release interactively with the Claude Code skill.

Preview the plan without making changes.

bash
uvr release --dry-run

When ready, release for real.

bash
uvr release

This generates a release plan locally, commits release versions, pushes, and dispatches to GitHub Actions. CI then builds, creates GitHub releases with wheels, publishes to configured indexes, and bumps versions to the next .dev0.

Next steps ​

To release a minor or major version instead of patch, bump first. See Managing Versions for the full version lifecycle.

bash
uvr version --bump minor
uvr release