Release Notes — v1.0.0

🚀 Overview

This release establishes Entiqon CLI as a standalone module, extracted from the main Entiqon monorepo.
It provides a unified toolkit to support development, testing, release automation, and operational workflows.

✨ Features

Go-native binaries

• GoTestX — Go Test eXtended tool with coverage support:
  • -c, --with-coverage: generate coverage report (coverage.out).
  • -o, --open-coverage: open coverage report in browser (macOS only).
  • -q, --quiet: suppress info messages.
  • -C, --clean: filter out ? ... [no test files] lines.
  • Supports combining short flags (e.g. -cq, -coq, -cC).
  • Smart package detection (./pkg → ./pkg/... when only subpackages contain Go files).
  • Deterministic test suite with mocked runner for full coverage.
  • Supersedes the legacy Bash helpers run-tests.sh and open-coverage.sh.

Bash-based helpers (planned migration to Go)

• Git & Release automation:
  • gcpr — create GitHub Pull Requests.
  • gce — extract commit history.
  • gcr — generate release notes.
  • gct — create and sign tags.
  • gsux — stash/unstash workflow utility.
  • gcch — changelog helper.
• Docker:
  • ddc — deploy Docker container.

🛠 CI/CD

• Workflow renamed to "CLI Build & Test" for clarity.
• Runs on GitHub Actions with:
  • Go stable setup.
  • Test execution and coverage enforcement.
  • Upload of coverage reports to Codecov.
• Enforces 80% minimum coverage.

📚 Documentation

• Added project-level README.md for GoTestX with badges.
• Added CHANGELOG.md (Keep a Changelog format, Semantic Versioning).
• Release notes prepared for v1.0.0.

📝 Notes

• This release consolidates the CLI history from the Entiqon monorepo into a dedicated repository.
• Introduces GoTestX as the first Go-native binary, replacing run-tests.sh and open-coverage.sh with cross-platform support.
• Other utilities (gcpr, gce, gcr, gct, gsux, gcch, ddc) remain Bash-based, with migration to Go planned for future releases.
• CI/CD pipeline established under the name "CLI Build & Test", with Codecov integration and enforced coverage thresholds.