This note records the v0.2.1 package metadata expected for the lean_lsp Hex release.
lean_lsp already exists on Hex, so v0.2.1 is a new version of an existing public package.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Package name | lean_lsp |
| Display name | LeanLsp |
| Version | 0.2.1 |
| Source URL | https://github.com/zacky1972/lean_lsp |
| Home page URL | https://github.com/zacky1972/lean_lsp |
| HexDocs URL | https://hexdocs.pm/lean_lsp |
| License | Apache-2.0 |
The GitHub repository is both the source location and the project home page for v0.2.1.
HexDocs source navigation is generated from the project source_url and docs[:source_ref] metadata in mix.exs. For v0.2.1, docs[:source_ref] should point to the release tag:
source_ref: "v0.2.1"For the full v0.2.1 release checklist, see Release procedure.
Release description
The package description should describe the runtime-preview scope without claiming production-ready Lean LSP client support.
Suggested description:
Experimental Lean LSP runtime foundation for Elixir; full LSP client support is roadmap work.If the release includes LeanLsp.Runtime.Local, the description should not remain Docker-only.
Public links
The Hex package should expose these links:
| Link | Target |
|---|---|
| GitHub | https://github.com/zacky1972/lean_lsp |
| HexDocs | https://hexdocs.pm/lean_lsp |
| Changelog | https://github.com/zacky1972/lean_lsp/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md |
The changelog link may continue to point at main, but generated HexDocs source links should point at the immutable v0.2.1 tag.
Pre-publish checks
Before publishing v0.2.1, run the pre-publish validation alias from a clean working tree:
mix publish.check
The alias is safe to run locally. It does not publish a package, does not perform the final interactive publish, and does not require a HEX_API_KEY.
It validates the release in three Hex-specific ways:
mix hex.build --unpack --output _build/hex_publish_checkbuilds the package and unpacks its contents for local inspection.mix docs --warnings-as-errorsverifies that HexDocs generation still succeeds without warnings.mix hex.publish --dry-run --yesvalidates package metadata and local publish checks without uploading anything and without interactive prompts.
The --yes flag is used only together with --dry-run so that the pre-publish check remains non-interactive. The final publish command remains a manual maintainer action and should not use --yes.
Inspect _build/hex_publish_check before the final publish and confirm that the package contains the expected source files, README, CHANGELOG, license, and release-scope documentation. Local Dialyzer PLTs and other generated development artifacts should not be present.
Ownership check
Immediately before publishing, confirm that the current Hex user is authorized to publish lean_lsp:
mix hex.user whoami
mix hex.owner list lean_lsp
If the current user is not an owner of lean_lsp, do not publish until ownership has been corrected.