omnidist
omnidist
Expert guidance for bootstrapping and running @omnidist/omnidist in a Go repository.
When to trigger
- The user mentions omnidist or asks for
omnidist init,omnidist ci, or release pipeline setup. - The task involves distributing Go binaries through npm and/or uv (PyPI-style index).
- The user needs generated release workflow files for GitHub Actions.
Core rules
- Run commands from the repository root.
- Use
npx -y @omnidist/omnidist@latestfor all omnidist commands to avoid stale versions and global install assumptions. - Treat generated files as templates: review and customize before committing.
- Before generating CI, set
tool.mainto the project's real command path (for example./cmd/<project-binary>), never leave./cmd/omnidistunless that is truly the project command. - Before generating CI, set distribution package names to the project's real packages:
distributions.npm.packagemust match the intended npm scoped package (for example@org/project).distributions.uv.packagemust match the intended uv/PyPI package name.
- Do not keep omnidist defaults for package names when they do not match the project.
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