fix: don't attempt a git commit on a plugin's first-ever release - #4
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On a first release (no prior tag), the script wrote the plugin's CURRENT version back into plugin.json unchanged, producing zero diff — 'git commit' then failed with 'nothing to commit, working tree clean', exit 1. Caught by live testing: hello-plugin's first publish run failed here. Now only the node-write/commit/push happens on an actual bump; the first-release path just tags HEAD directly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On a first release (no prior tag), the script wrote the plugin's CURRENT version back into
plugin.jsonunchanged, producing zero diff —git committhen failed with "nothing to commit", exit 1.Caught by live testing:
hello-plugin's first publish run inITlusions/ITL.Claude.PluginMarketplacefailed exactly here. Now the node-write/commit/push only happens on an actual version bump; the first-release path tags HEAD directly without touchingplugin.json.🤖 Generated with Claude Code