Development · By tabler

Writes or updates the classnames front matter that renders the class table at the end of a Tabler component docs page.

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Guidance for changing the Tabler framework's own JavaScript in core/js: the tabler.js and tabler-theme.js bundles, the Bootstrap port and their tests.

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Creates a changeset file in .changeset from the actual git changes, choosing packages and bump levels from path mapping and writing a one-line description.

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Drafts a merge request or pull request title and body in simple English from the branch's git history and diff against origin/dev, ready to paste into GitLab or GitHub.

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Writes the hand-written intro for a Tabler GitHub release, built from changesets, docs pages and upgrade guides in a fixed layout with a picture per headline feature.

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Makes reproducible screenshots of Tabler components and screens for release notes, the website and social posts, using the repository's screenshots app.

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Moves logic out of Astro frontmatter into tested helper modules under shared/lib, with rules for naming, typing, deterministic demo data and sibling test files.

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Builds or extends shared Astro components in Tabler's shared/ui library, covering Props interfaces, prop names, class composition, slots and follow-up docs.

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Writes the upgrade guide page for a Tabler release by collecting removed, renamed and deprecated items from changesets and diffs, with before and after examples.

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Writes and updates Tabler documentation pages in simple English following the repository's page schema, and flags new components that have no docs yet.

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Keeps changes to @tabler/core backward compatible so patch and minor releases never break projects, covering what counts as public API and how to alias renames.

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Explains which build step writes each asset directory in the Tabler repo and how to fix missing, stale or duplicated CSS and JS files.

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Proves that a refactor leaves every rendered preview page unchanged by comparing fresh HTML output against a baseline captured beforehand.

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