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chore: trigger release to test homebrew PR permissions#9

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Summary

  • Adds empty trigger file to test homebrew cask PR creation permissions after enabling the GitHub Actions setting

Test plan

  • Merge this PR
  • Create a new release tag to trigger GoReleaser
  • Verify homebrew cask PR is created successfully

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@danielchalef danielchalef merged commit 31f242c into main Jan 6, 2026
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Review Summary

This is a straightforward administrative PR that adds an empty trigger file (.github/.trigger-release) to test homebrew cask PR creation permissions.

Analysis

Positive Aspects:

  • Clear purpose: The PR has a well-defined objective - testing homebrew PR permissions after enabling GitHub Actions settings
  • Minimal impact: Adding an empty file is safe and won't affect the codebase functionality
  • Good commit message: Follows conventional commit format with descriptive message
  • Appropriate test plan: Clear steps for verification after merge

Code Quality:

  • No code changes to review - this is purely administrative
  • File placement in .github/ directory is appropriate for CI/CD trigger files

Documentation:

  • No CLI functionality is modified, so no documentation updates are required
  • The PR description adequately explains the purpose and test plan

Recommendation

✅ APPROVED - This is a safe administrative change with clear intent and minimal risk. The approach of using an empty trigger file is a common pattern for testing CI/CD permissions.

Note

Once this PR serves its purpose for testing the release process, consider removing the trigger file in a future cleanup if it's no longer needed.

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