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✨ feat(notes): list every package on one line - #51
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A project that publishes more than one package had no way to list them all in its GitHub Release.
tox-uv1.37.1 patches a secondPyPI: tox-uv-barelink in withawkafternotesruns, and each link sits in its own paragraph. 🐍 Release pages also gave no visual cue for which ecosystem a link points to.notesnow takes--artifact-urlmore than once, paired by position with--artifact-label; with no labels, every link keeps thePyPI releasedefault, and a count mismatch is an input error. All package links render on one line, separated by commas. Each starts with an emoji picked from the link's host: 🐍 forpypi.org, 🧩 forplugins.jetbrains.com, and 📦 for anything else. The comparison link becomes📜 Full Changelog, and the earlier unadorned form is still recognised and replaced when it appears in a changelog section.Every project's next release body picks up the emoji. Projects with a second package can drop their post-processing step once
github-workflowspasses several links through.