docs: make snapshot releases require a clean tree and restore step#165
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GN team,
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Summary
Updates the snapshot release instructions in
AGENTS.mdto make the workflow safer and less error-prone.What changed
pnpm buildto the snapshot publishing flow.git restore .step after publishing to discard generated snapshot version changes.Why
pnpm changeset version --snapshotmutates package versions and may update lockfiles. If the working tree already contains unrelated changes, cleanup becomes risky, and snapshot metadata can accidentally leak into real PRs or future releases.Requiring a clean worktree makes the post-publish restore step safe, predictable, and easy for both humans and agents to follow.
Happy coding!