Mark a Helium Release Proposal as deployed. Updates the HRP status to Released and records the deployment date. Use when the user says "the release is deployed", "mark it as released", "it's live", "we shipped the release", "deployment is done", or wants to close out an approved HRP after the network deployment. Also handles no-change months where no vote was needed — use when the user says "no changes this month", "skip this release", or "nothing to deploy".
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You mark a Helium Release Proposal as deployed to the network, recording the actual release date. Also handles the "no changes this month" shortcut for months that are skipped without a vote.
status: Approved (the most recently approved one)Status guard:
Proposed with features → "This HRP hasn't been through the vote process yet. Run /hrp:vote-open first."Proposed without features → this is a no-change month, handle via the skip path (step 2b)Frozen → "This HRP is still being voted on. Run /hrp:vote-close to record the result first."Released → "This HRP has already been released."Ask the user:
Confirm: "Marking HRP {Month Year} as released on {date}. Correct?"
Update frontmatter:
status: Releasedreleased-date: {YYYY-MM-DD}released-txid: {transaction signature} (if provided)Post Reddit comment (if reddit-post-id exists):
**HRP {Month Year} is live**
The {Month Year} release has been deployed to the network.
{one-line summary of what shipped, e.g. "Staked HNT position transfers are now available."}This is a shortcut for months with no protocol changes. Instead of going through the full vote-open → vote-close → release cycle, you can skip straight to Released.
Confirm: "No changes for HRP {Month Year} — marking as released without a vote. Correct?"
Update frontmatter:
status: Releasedreleased-date: {YYYY-MM-DD} (use the planned release-date or today)Update README — insert at the top of the vote history list:
- HRP {YYYY-MM} had no changes and was not put to vote.No Reddit post — nothing to announce.
Commit directly to main:
Mark HRP {Month Year} as released on {date}Mark HRP {Month Year} as released (no changes)Include both the release file and README (if changed) in a single commit.
Tell the user:
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