When the orchestrator imports `block/core/internal/api/orchestrator/v1`
transitively through other core packages and also generates its own
bindings for the same files (accounts.proto etc.), proto registration
panics at startup: "file ... is already registered". Tests in the
orchestrator confirmed this.
Fix:
- buf generate now uses --path to limit core's output to
proto/orchestrator/v1/plugin_registry.proto (see new `make proto`).
- Adds a minimal MyAccount message and PluginAuthService.ListMyAccounts
RPC to plugin_registry.proto (already pushed to block/proto) so the
CLI's account picker no longer needs accounts.proto generated.
- CLI switches back to cli.Auth.ListMyAccounts; orchclient.Client drops
the Account field.
Side effect: every previously-generated orchestrator/v1 binding besides
plugin_registry is removed from this module.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- `make release` (no args) infers the next version from the last vX.Y.Z
tag using conventional-commits: BREAKING/`!:` → major, `feat` → minor,
otherwise → patch. LEVEL=major|minor|patch forces; VERSION=vX.Y.Z is
the explicit escape hatch.
- New `distribute-sdk` subcommand commits + pushes the pin bump in each
downstream. Surgical (commits go.mod + go.sum only) so any unrelated
WIP in a downstream is left alone instead of getting swept into the
commit. Repos without an origin remote land the commit locally.
- `release` now chains tag → push → update-sdk → distribute-sdk so one
command takes the ecosystem from new commit to fully-distributed.
The previous regex only matched indented entries inside a `require (...)`
block, so single-line requires (like blockninja-themes/lcars uses) were
reported as unpinned even when the version was correct.
- `make release VERSION=vX.Y.Z` checks the tree is clean, pushes HEAD,
tags, pushes the tag, then runs update-sdk so every downstream repo's
go.mod gets bumped in one shot.
- SDK_DOWNSTREAM_DIRS now includes orchestrator/backend and
blockninja-themes/* (globbed), which were both missing previously.
