Add a Phase 4 'm2pack commands' section to docs/cli.md with each
subcommand's flags and a pointer at the m2pack-secure repo for
installation. Update README.md with a short m2pack paragraph and
append the Phase 4 entry to the Unreleased CHANGELOG section.
Add discovery-helper tests (env var override, PATH fallback, missing
binary) and command tests that point M2PACK_BINARY at a Python stub
script echoing canned JSON per subcommand. Cover success paths,
non-zero exit, non-JSON output, JSON-array output, and missing binary.
Extend the MCP schema mirror test to cover all 12 tools and add
dispatch tests for the new m2pack_* argv translation.
diff promotes m2pack's added/removed/changed/unchanged counts into
data.stats when m2pack reports them as lists or ints. export-runtime-key
follows the real binary's --key/--public-key/--output/--key-id/--format
surface (not the original plan's --pack/--master-key).
Shell out to m2pack-secure with --json, parse its envelope, and
translate into the standard metin-release Result envelope under
data.m2pack. Non-zero exit and non-JSON output map to SubprocessError
with m2pack_failed / m2pack_invalid_json / m2pack_empty_output codes.
Add Phase 3 metin-release-mcp — a thin MCP stdio server wrapping the
Phase 1 CLI as 8 release_* tools. Zero business logic: every tool
spawns metin-release --json, parses stdout, returns the envelope
verbatim. Tool schemas mirror the argparse signatures and are covered
by a parametrised test so drift fails loudly. Keeps existing Phase 1
code untouched.
Seed CHANGELOG.md in Keep a Changelog format, document every Phase 1
subcommand plus the --json flag placement fix as the initial 0.1.0
entry. Future minors and patches add sections above this one.
Before this change, only the top-level parser defined --json, -v and -q.
Argparse processes arguments left-to-right and hands off to the subparser
after seeing the subcommand name, so the idiomatic
metin-release release inspect --source X --json
failed with 'unrecognized arguments: --json'. Users had to write
metin-release --json release inspect --source X
which is the opposite of what every modern CLI does. Attach a shared
--json/-v/-q flag set to every subparser via a small helper. Same dest
means the last occurrence on the command line wins, which is the intuitive
behaviour. Both placements are now accepted; tests unchanged.
Pytest suite with a tiny_client fixture, an ephemeral Ed25519 keypair
fixture, and a threaded HTTPServer helper. Exercises cli dispatch,
inspect (including excluded-path handling), build-manifest and sign
against the real m2dev-client scripts, diff-remote via a local server,
and the full release publish composite against a local rsync target.
