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Discover new Jmix releases and stage Agent Toolkit files - #11
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Refresh the version list on a pinned cache miss and preserve the last valid catalog when a refresh fails. Add a release smoke check that verifies the generated project uses the expected Jmix version.
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jmix newdiscovers newer releases from template metadata, refreshes the 12-hour cache on an explicit version miss, and keeps the last valid catalog if a refresh fails. The manual Jmix Release Check verifies the expected version against the published CLI.Agent Toolkit setup finishes before the initial
git add --all, so generated guidelines and skills are staged with the project. CI checks those paths in the Git index on Linux, macOS, and Windows.Local checks covered a generated Jmix 3.1.0 project and the Git index. The existing timing-sensitive IDE launcher test passed in isolation after failing in the full local run.