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git-vibe-setup

v5.1.1

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Local initializer for GitVibe consumer repositories.

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git-vibe-setup

Local initializer for GitVibe consumer repositories.

npx git-vibe-setup setup

The setup command fetches examples/consumer from the latest stable markhuangai/git-vibe release, writes .github and .git-vibe starter files, pins reusable workflow refs to that release, and fails before writing if release lookup, starter fetch, or target-file validation fails.

When GITHUB_TOKEN or GH_TOKEN is set, git-vibe-setup uses it only to authenticate GitHub release and starter-file reads. This avoids anonymous API throttling in CI and shared-network environments.

npx git-vibe-setup update

The update command fetches examples/consumer from the latest stable markhuangai/git-vibe release, migrates supported .github/git-vibe.yml settings in place, rewrites .github/workflows/*.yml GitVibe wrapper files, and pins workflow refs to that release. It does not update .git-vibe, secrets, or variables, and it refuses to overwrite workflow files that do not look like GitVibe wrappers.

To test a specific release or prerelease from a consumer repository, pass the release tag explicitly:

npx git-vibe-setup update --release v3.0.4-rc.1

To let automatic latest-release lookup choose prereleases, opt in explicitly:

npx git-vibe-setup update --include-prereleases