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源文件

对应的 Skill 定义位于 skills/version-range-query/SKILL.md。

前置： SDK / CLI / MCP 安装见 /installation。

When to Use

You need to find all versions between a start and end version
You need to implement interval-based version filtering with inclusion/exclusion control
You need to check if a single version falls between two boundaries
You need cross-group range queries on sorted version groups
You are implementing dependency version resolution or compatibility checks

Decision Tree

Need to query versions within a range?
├─ Single version check (yes/no)?
│   ├─ Inclusive both ends?              → Version.IsBetween(low, high)
│   └─ Custom inclusion policy?          → version_range_query with check_version
├─ Filter a version list by range?
│   ├─ Simple inclusive/exclusive?       → versions range <start> <end> [versions...]
│   └─ Programmatic with tuples?         → SortedVersionGroups.QueryRange() / VersionGroup.QueryRangeVersions()
├─ From a file?                          → versions range --from-file <path>
└─ Open-ended range (one bound only)?    → IsBetween with nil / use "999.0.0" as far end

Task Patterns

Check if a single version is between two bounds

Goal: Is "1.5.0" between "1.0.0" and "2.0.0"?

SDK approach:

v := versions.NewVersion("1.5.0")
low := versions.NewVersion("1.0.0")
high := versions.NewVersion("2.0.0")
inRange := v.IsBetween(low, high) // true (inclusive both ends)

// Open-ended: pass nil to skip one bound
v.IsBetween(nil, high)   // true (no lower bound)
v.IsBetween(low, nil)    // true (no upper bound)

CLI approach:

bash

versions check 1.5.0 --between-low 1.0.0 --between-high 2.0.0  # exit 0

MCP approach:

json

{
  "tool": "version_range_query",
  "arguments": {"check_version": "1.5.0", "low": "1.0.0", "high": "2.0.0"}
}

Query a version list for all versions in a range

Goal: From ["1.0.0", "1.1.0", "1.5.0", "2.0.0", "2.1.0", "3.0.0"], find all in [1.0.0, 2.0.0).

SDK approach:

versionList := versions.NewVersions("1.0.0", "1.1.0", "1.5.0", "2.0.0", "2.1.0", "3.0.0")
sortedGroups := versions.NewSortedVersionGroups(versionList)
start := tuple.New2(versions.NewVersion("1.0.0"), versions.ContainsPolicyYes)
end := tuple.New2(versions.NewVersion("2.0.0"), versions.ContainsPolicyNo)
result := sortedGroups.QueryRange(start, end)
// result = [1.0.0, 1.1.0, 1.5.0]

CLI approach:

bash

versions range 1.0.0 2.0.0 1.0.0 1.1.0 1.5.0 2.0.0 2.1.0 3.0.0
# Default: include-start=true, include-end=false → [1.0.0, 2.0.0)
# Output: 1.0.0 1.1.0 1.5.0

# Inclusive both ends:
versions range 1.0.0 2.0.0 --include-end 1.0.0 1.1.0 1.5.0 2.0.0 2.1.0
# Output: 1.0.0 1.1.0 1.5.0 2.0.0

MCP approach:

json

{
  "tool": "version_range_query",
  "arguments": {
    "versions": ["1.0.0", "1.1.0", "1.5.0", "2.0.0", "2.1.0", "3.0.0"],
    "start": "1.0.0",
    "end": "2.0.0",
    "include_start": true,
    "include_end": false
  }
}

Range query within a single version group

Goal: In the "1.0" group, find versions in [1.0.1, 1.0.3).

SDK approach:

groupMap := versions.Group(versionList)
group := groupMap["1.0"]
gStart := tuple.New2(versions.NewVersion("1.0.1"), versions.ContainsPolicyYes)
gEnd := tuple.New2(versions.NewVersion("1.0.3"), versions.ContainsPolicyNo)
result := group.QueryRangeVersions(gStart, gEnd)
// result = [1.0.1, 1.0.2]

CLI approach: Not directly available for single-group range — use full versions range and filter by group separately.

MCP approach: Not directly available — use version_range_query with the full list, then filter by group.

Read versions from a file and query range

Goal: Read versions from releases.txt and find those in [2.0.0, 3.0.0].

SDK approach:

// Use version_read_file to read, then QueryRange

CLI approach:

bash

versions range 2.0.0 3.0.0 --from-file releases.txt --include-end

MCP approach:

json

{"tool": "version_read_file", "arguments": {"file_path": "releases.txt"}}

Then pass the result to version_range_query.

Open-ended range query (all versions >= 2.0.0)

Goal: Find all versions from "2.0.0" onward.

SDK approach:

start := tuple.New2(versions.NewVersion("2.0.0"), versions.ContainsPolicyYes)
end := tuple.New2(versions.NewVersion("999.0.0"), versions.ContainsPolicyNo)
result := sortedGroups.QueryRange(start, end)

CLI approach:

bash

# Use a high sentinel version as the end
versions range 2.0.0 999.0.0 --include-end 1.0.0 2.0.0 2.1.0 3.0.0

MCP approach:

json

{
  "tool": "version_range_query",
  "arguments": {
    "versions": ["1.0.0", "2.0.0", "2.1.0", "3.0.0"],
    "start": "2.0.0",
    "end": "999.0.0",
    "include_start": true,
    "include_end": true
  }
}

API Reference

SDK

// Simple between check (inclusive both ends, nil boundaries skipped)
func (x *Version) IsBetween(low, high *Version) bool

// Range query within a single version group
func (x *VersionGroup) QueryRangeVersions(start, end *tuple.Tuple2[*Version, ContainsPolicy]) []*Version

// Cross-group range query across all groups
func (x *SortedVersionGroups) QueryRange(start, end *tuple.Tuple2[*Version, ContainsPolicy]) []*Version

// Boundary inclusion policy
type ContainsPolicy int
const (
    ContainsPolicyNone ContainsPolicy = iota  // defaults to inclusive
    ContainsPolicyYes                          // [ or ]
    ContainsPolicyNo                           // ( or )
)

CLI Commands

bash

versions range <start> <end> [versions...]    # range query
  --include-start        # include start boundary (default: true)
  --include-end          # include end boundary (default: false)
  --from-file <path>     # read versions from file

versions check <v> --between-low <low> --between-high <high>  # between check

MCP Tools

Tool	Key Arguments	Returns
`version_range_query`	`versions[]`, `start`, `end`, `include_start`, `include_end`	matching versions (sorted)
`version_range_query`	`check_version`, `low`, `high`	`{between: bool}`

ContainsPolicy Reference

Policy	Symbol	Meaning
`ContainsPolicyYes`	`[` / `]`	Include boundary version
`ContainsPolicyNo`	`(` / `)`	Exclude boundary version
`ContainsPolicyNone`	(defaults to Yes)	Unspecified — treated as inclusive

Tuple construction (requires github.com/golang-infrastructure/go-tuple):

start := tuple.New2(versions.NewVersion("1.0.0"), versions.ContainsPolicyYes)
end := tuple.New2(versions.NewVersion("2.0.0"), versions.ContainsPolicyNo)

Cross-References

[[version-comparison]] — for the IsBetween check and underlying CompareTo logic
[[version-constraints]] — for constraint expression matching (caret, tilde, wildcards)
[[version-grouping]] — for grouping versions before cross-group range queries
[[version-sorting]] — range query results are always returned sorted

Important Notes

QueryRange on SortedVersionGroups returns nil if the start version's group does not exist in the collection — always nil-check the result
IsBetween is inclusive on both ends (low <= x <= high); nil boundaries are skipped
For open-ended range queries in SDK, use a very large version as the end boundary (e.g., "999.0.0")
Range queries always return pre-sorted results in ascending order
CLI defaults: --include-start defaults to true, --include-end defaults to false — matching the common [start, end) convention
ContainsPolicyNone defaults to ContainsPolicyYes (inclusive) in most SDK contexts
Import github.com/golang-infrastructure/go-tuple for tuple.New2 in SDK range queries
MCP supports both modes: range queries (start/end) and between-ness checks (check_version/low/high) in the same version_range_query tool

范围查询 ​

When to Use ​

Decision Tree ​

Task Patterns ​

Check if a single version is between two bounds ​

Query a version list for all versions in a range ​

Range query within a single version group ​

Read versions from a file and query range ​

Open-ended range query (all versions >= 2.0.0) ​

API Reference ​

SDK ​

CLI Commands ​

MCP Tools ​

ContainsPolicy Reference ​

Cross-References ​

Important Notes ​

范围查询

When to Use

Decision Tree

Task Patterns

Check if a single version is between two bounds

Query a version list for all versions in a range

Range query within a single version group

Read versions from a file and query range

Open-ended range query (all versions >= 2.0.0)

API Reference

SDK

CLI Commands

MCP Tools

ContainsPolicy Reference

Cross-References

Important Notes